Aleah Burggraff

The event invites soldiers from all over the world to train in virtual and live-action situations.

Black Hills State University tries to stay involved with the community by engaging in projects and events.

The nice weather brought out the big leafed plants.

Still on the road to recovery from COVID-19, KOTA Territory’s Aleah Burggraff met with a Monument Health official to talk about the improving case numbers here in South Dakota.

From a community spread standpoint, we are in the clear mostly thanks to vaccinations.

Candidates agreed to KEVN News that the race shouldn’t be about politics.

The former Black Hills winter spot is set to reopen under new ownership.

Last week the first of two public meetings took place with an eye toward getting rules in place.

The summer’s first holiday weekend ended with a positive impact on the local tourism industry.

The Rapid City store is 1of 5 that participated in “Taps Across America.”

Ruth Mechling spends every one of her Memorial Day Weekends selling a plastic version of the flower to raise money for veterans.

The ramp closed Wednesday morning

Between May 24th and June 6th, the county will focus on ticketing people violating the law by not wearing a seatbelt.

But we’ll need a lot more moisture to dig ourselves out of the hole that a very dry 2020 brought us.

Saturday, Storybook Island will open up to the public just in time for the unofficial start to summer.

The death of George Floyd sent a ripple effect throughout the country with many calling for the reforming of police departments.

The chief operator is happy to see Johnson believes federal money is well spent on these children and since the disappearance of Serenity Dennard, the facility has made several different security changes to ensure safety.

The full extent of the mine is still not entirely known.

The event is an effort to bring more awareness to this issue that plagues the communities.

The tradition of seniors doing a grad walk through elementary halls or playgrounds started a few years ago.

Around this time of year, potholes tend to pop up even more.

Monday, the Rapid City Council discussed the next round of Vision Fund projects.

“We’re thrilled to be a part of this project."

The park will become more ADA accessible by adding a walking path, installing hand railings, and other safety features.

The lab hosts a handful of experiments that try to understand how the universe is put together.

Having a business that’s involved with the community is something that part owner of Leone’s Creamery. Rebecca Williams, strives to have.

In the words of Sturgis’s Mayor, Mark Carstensen, it was was a historic day in Sturgis.

Rapid City has seen population growth over the past couple of years and this is only predicted to continue.

As of Tuesday, the average price for a gallon of gas in South Dakota sits at $2.88

“A stone alter is just really preferable because it has a link back to the old testament,”

If it passes without substantial change…the ordinance will be published and enacted on within 20 days.

the ability to play outside and the expansion will draw bigger crowds and continue to be an outlet for artists to perform

The center would be a place with many different services provided by the county

The center would be a place with many different services provided by the county

It’s all part of the effort to keep with the historic atmosphere of Deadwood.

The forested area was in the works for a major commercial development project

The Board of Regents announced Tuesday morning that due to widely available COVID-19 vaccines “mask optional” environments will be introduced.

Powertech USA, a subsidiary of Azaraga Uranium in Canada, wants to mine using a method known as in situ mining.

Monument Health hosted their first Little Black Hills Battle 5k to show support to kids battling health problems

As the weather gets nicer, more motorcyclists are seen taking their bikes out of the garage and onto the road

“you need to be locked away.”

"If this tariff passes, the option of putting solar on a home is pointless."

Stuffed animals, pillows, crib bumpers… they all seem like staples for a newborn but are actually the opposite.

Allender says they would be looking for a strategist who will relate to the people and investigate potential solutions for the future.

After a summer with many camp programs shut down or restricted due to COVID-19, the CDC has released guidelines for upcoming camps.

Its message? To remind drivers to be extra cautious driving through work zones.

Stewart says despite the pandemic, opening another restaurant was an easy decision.

Governor Kristi Noem believes the success of a technological company, in a state primarily led by the tourism and agriculture industries, shows innovators that they can come to South Dakota and grow.

The community can expect to see multiple flowers in their parks this year including zinnias, marigolds, and salvias.

Captain Scott Sitts of the Rapid City Police Department says this murder is a tragic injustice and something that must be addressed within the community.