Keith Grant
Multi-Media Journalist/Anchor
Rapid City, SD
Keith Grant started his career with KOTA Territory in April 2022 as a multimedia journalist. He then switched to a morning reporter and is now the Good Morning KOTA Territory anchor. Keith covers a wide range of stories, like introducing you to the people making a difference in our communities. He also uncovers the latest business trends or looks into local governments' happenings.
Keith is from the Black Hills, graduating from Sturgis Brown High School and attending college at the University of South Dakota.
If you have story ideas for Keith, email him at keith.grant@kotatv.com.
Church Response assisted 953 individuals with 13,000 pounds of food in the previous quarter. Tina Neumann, the director of Church Response says half of the people they help are working, but can't make ends meet.
Nine in 10 middle school and high school students admit to using a vape. In February 2020 the FDA banned fruity-flavored vapes, like blue raspberry or cotton candy.
“Betty White-Out,” won the spot on a snowplow’s windshield for the Rapid City area in 2022. This statewide contest seems to bring out the ingeniousness of the area.
Sequoyah Mark West Jr. pleaded guilty to murdering a homeless man in April 2023.
On September 29, 2023, Mohammed was arrested for posing as a member of law enforcement and demanding money to get rid of false warrants.
RCAS CEO/Superintendent Nicole Swigart, says more safety measures in Rapid City schools were prompted by a national trend, not necessarily a local trend in school violence.
Park crews winterize the flowers every year. However, the crews covered them earlier than last year, by a month.
Nearly 900 kids have earned a mental health first aid kit. The teacher says the class answers tough questions most programs don't cover.
The trick-or-treat on October 31 at the Best Western Ramkota Hotel will have, of course, candy but also games.
Chef MJ Adams says she added her recipes to a cookbook because she wanted her customers to understand her culinary journey. Enter to win 'The Cookbook Exchange,' inside this story.
Nick Tilsen, NDN Collective President/CEO, allegedly threatened a law enforcement officer in June 2022. Tilsen was arrested for the charges in July 2023.
Many American’s hopeful for Wednesday night’s billion-dollar lottery jackpot.
Six years ago, Christian’s mom, Kari Green, said she had to make a difficult decision for her son. Where will he spend much of his life? The care Christian needed was not available in Rapid City. This is still the case.
Although there are more registered nursing licenses in the state, it is still not meeting the demand. Monument Health is banking on its investment to pay off.
Possible renovations include roundabouts and adding walking paths. On Tuesday evening at 5:30, you can ask questions at the Box Elder Community Center.
Bob H. Miller used Barbie dolls in his art 30 years ago. The Rapid City artist says if it weren't for the Barbie movie the art would still be in storage.
Frequent incidents requiring assistance in the Black Hills National Forest involve straying from the trail or falling, while although rare, getting lost in the wilderness can be mitigated through preparedness.
Radon is colorless, tasteless, odorless and is the second leading cause of lung cancer. It is suggested that schools test for radon, we asked if RCAS conducts radon testing in any schools, but received no response.
Parents worried last year when drivers were speeding through school zones.
Although little kids, with big backpacks, may be cute, it can have lasting effects on their backs.
The owner of Black Hills Archery, Al Kraus, gave Keith and Kate an archery safety and technique lesson, soon after the two were hitting the bulls-eye.
Keith and Kate went to Old MacDonald's Farm in Rapid City to experience the pig races.
This beauty trend does not make permanent changes but enhances your natural features.
Ruth Laffey's property tax bill jumped nearly 350% in two years. Laffey is making changes at home so she can hopefully pay her property tax bill.
Daloris is 8 months old and may still be in her puppy stage, but is a sweetheart who loves to run.
Lund Valley Farms in Spearfish uses goat milk to make soap, oils, and cheese. Keith and Kate get the full experience, from start to finish, in making these goat milk products.
On Wednesday, $980 million dollars was made available to expand internet access on Tribal Lands.
Keith and Kate brought the roar and rumble to the Deadwood 3-Wheeler Rally.
The Mill Street Project is the final step in separating the sewage and storm drainage systems. The combined systems overflow into Whitewood Creek during major storms.
This week on Keith and Kate Do Things, Kate took on the Spearfish Half Marathon.
The Rapid City business closed its storefront in January when a viral video strained its resources. It's all smoothed out now and Nerdy Nuts is celebrating with a peanut butter trade-in.
U.S. inflation rate drops to 3% in June. Now, economists weigh when the Fed will raise the interest.
Keith Grant and Kate Robinson spent an evening at the Black Hills Round Up learning the tricks of the trade from Bobby Kurr.
On Wednesday, the South Dakota Department of Tourism, at the request of Governor Kristi Noem, applied to hold a July 4 fireworks display.
Bob Pullock's wood-whittling collection spans 64 years. The colorful collection includes seven life-sized carousel horses and a Native American piggy bank.
Black Hills State University's funding gap equals about $9 million. Dr. Laurie Nichols suggests slowly closing the gap, adding $3 million to the budget.
Donovan Washington, a musician, uses his talent to let others know they are not alone with their thoughts.
Your dog may be all bark and no bite, but mail carriers argue otherwise. USPS has a few tips to help protect mail carriers from dog attacks.
Local journalism remains the most trusted news source. However, newsrooms are under pressure to keep communities informed, while cutting staff.
Three years ago, Selwyn Jones, George Floyd's uncle, was in Rapid City when he learned of Floyd's murder.
Parks and Recreation has eight proposed projects, totaling $2.1 million. However, the department is prioritizing irrigation and athletic facility renovations.
Bowen’s patients say they feel the full effects of allergies around June 1. So, start taking allergy medication now!
In November 2022, Scotty Old Horse pleaded not guilty to voluntary manslaughter, on Wednesday he changed his plea to guilty.
Hera, a Hera Terrier, Pitbull/Mix, will be the perfect outdoor partner-always sticking by your side.
There are four changes Early Learner South Dakota is opposing, that they say weaken the safety of children.
The family of Arnoson says they felt some sort of justice when Thorson was sentenced to effectively 55 years.
The new state-of-the-art fire truck replaces a 23-year-old fire engine that experienced mechanical issues constantly.
Bellamy loves toys, but really anything new will keep her curiosity peaked for hours.
Johnson: Biden’s refusal to meet with McCarthy is “failure of leadership.”
