The PIT count not only helps federal funding but also gives the community an opportunity to give back, an opportunity one group wanted to make sure lived on.
A South Dakota transgender woman said it feels great to see this step forward, toward more equality. With this step though, she says comes fear. Fear of the unknown.
A B-1B Lancer from Ellsworth Air Force Base will join two other bombers in a “first-of-its-kind trifecta flyover” during the National Anthem at Super Bowl LV.
State health officials reported 32 new COVID-19 cases in South Dakota Monday, the lowest increase in single-day cases the state has seen in over six months.
State officials have canceled the annual count of South Dakota’s unsheltered homeless population because of the coronavirus pandemic and other concerns.
Build Dakota is a full-ride scholarship for South Dakota’s technical schools in high demand programs, like energy technicians, medical laboratory technicians, and automotive mechanics.
Denny Menholt Toyota in Rapid City hosted a free car seat safety check along with the Black Hills Pregnancy Center, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving, for parents with small children to ensure they’re using the right kind of car seat, and that they’re safe and secure.
The Black Hills Association of Realtors is reporting record numbers of sold units. This is part of the steadily growing population and economic growth in the area.
Certified Hypnotist Andria Michele can help you learn techniques and better understand the mind for you to make positive choices and connect neutral pathways in your brain.
This month’s Collective Conversations will feature Father Cody Maynus of St. Andrew’s Episcopalian focusing on poetry and self. Plus, Maux Miller of Rock the Rez.
Rapid City Water Reclamation Superintendent Dave Van Cleave said that products that are labeled flushable are still more durable than toilet paper and have a tough time breaking down in sewage pipes.
Shortly before 5:00, the department responded to a grass fire near the 1500 Block of Kellogg Pl. As crews were extinguishing that fire, the department was called to a second fire, this one near a playground on East Minnesota St.
Crews resurrected the 50-year-old tradition last year with some added modifications this year, like a liner, all to give the community a fun, winter opportunity.
“The FDA regulations say that those who have the vaccine cannot also give convalescent plasma but otherwise the vaccines that are currently out do not differ people from giving blood,” said Barari.
A total of 1,673 South Dakotans have died from the disease, according to the Department of Health. The latest victims include one person in their 60s, two in their 70s, and three over the age of 80.
