History is getting a new start at the School of Mines.  A new paleontology building is slated to open at the end of the summer.  It's the first time the upper Midwest's largest paleontology collection will be under one roof.  A little tender, loving care is not in the cards. 

The old west came back to life Friday afternoon as the Days of 76 Parade stampeded down Deadwood's historic main street.  This was the 88th year for the annual event and photojournalist Dave Kidd takes you there for a hoot hollerin' good time. 

It's official. The giant hailstone that fell last week in Vivian is a U.S. record. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the hailstone found by a ranch hand near Vivian measured eight inches in diameter and weighed about 1.94 pounds, or about one pound 15 ounces.

At Fort Meade Friday afternoon, 177 National Guardsmen graduated from Officer Candidate School. The new officers come primarily from South Dakota. But there were Guardsmen representing other states as well, including Alaska.

It was a rip-roaring good time for all at the 88th annual Days of 76 Parade Friday afternoon. Hundreds gathered along Deadwood's historic main street to catch a glimpse of their Wild West heroes and a few cowboys and cowgirls.

We gave you a sneak peek at the exhibit earlier this week. Now, it's ready to go. The Bodies Human: Anatomy in Motion exhibit is set up in the former Old Navy Store at the Rushmore Mall. The exhibit opens to the public Saturday morning. It contains 15 full bodies preserved by a process called plastination, and more than 100 organs.

Passengers on the 1880 Train experienced an unexpected delay Thursday evening as the engine approached Palmer Gulch Road near Hill City.

You drive them or bike them everyday and you've probably noticed that the streets of Rapid City could use a little repair work. The city is now working to make your travel a little less bumpy.