Seven occupants of the building are temporarily displaced.
Trump offers temporary protection for people brought to U.S. illegally as children in bid to secure border wall funding
In November, online sales tax became a reality in South Dakota, but as that was happening some legislators were already working on a plan to reduce the current tax rate.
The moon looks a bit bigger Sunday night and very red with a total lunar eclipse.
Senate Bill 49 was introduced the week of January 14th and will be discussed Thursday.
The popularity of social media sites has altered the traditional relationship model.
The South Dakota ACLU says Senate Bill 49 will only hurt high school students
Governor Noem casts on shadow on hopes for the Partridge Amendment.
Sunday's lunar eclipse is even more rare than usual.
It's a six-year-long tradition that's a sight to see: the torching of the Mountain Pine Beetle replica. We...
One group is trying to make sure people in need are clothed, fed, and educated. We'll learn about Love INC in this week's Be the Change.
On Saturday folks in Hill City were breaking the winter blues with a chili cookoff.
President Donald Trump says he'll make a "major announcement" on the government shutdown and the southern border on...
It's better to know self defense now, than to need it and not know how to protect yourself. One local dojo is here to...
Since the early 1900s, women have been fighting for equal rights. Saturday hundreds gathered to show their support of women right here in South Dakota.
With more people unemployed, it means less people spending.
The special counsel's office has issued a rare public statement disputing the accuracy of a news report saying that...
Friday marks the first Indigenous Peoples March on Washington, DC where thousands of Native Americans and allies...
Women take over Washington for third annual march. Alana Austin previews the big weekend for activists in DC.
Rapid City Area Schools are seeing student overcrowding and are trying to figure out...
Due to the government shutdown, SNAP funds for February will be released on Sunday.
Community members receive their GED
The housing market continues to struggle in Rapid City as the mayor contemplates a new policy to make it easier for developers to build cheaper homes.
Agriculture, due to chronic stress, has the highest mortality rates in the world.
Several area organizations, banks and restaurants are offering help for furloughed federal workers.
Shutdown hits home for Trump; he lives in government housing
They raised a majority of the money expand on their East Adams Street campus but can use the vision funds to help them...
An empty building at the hospital is transformed into a training ground for the Rapid City Fire Department.
Downhill Destruction Ski Races was in full swing up in Lead Friday.
