Aaron Vidal

A streak of structure fires hit the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation between August and October, with regional fire departments being told they can’t fight those fires. The burning question is: why?

Many area fire departments are getting ready for the winter weather.

Many people are buying appliances during the pandemic.

In September, Pennington County Commissioners approved the purchase of air purifiers, now they are installed and ready to go.

Due to the pandemic more people are staying at home, but according to Rapid City’s tax records, spending is up over last year.

South Dakota’s six public universities are emphasizing test-optional academic pathways for prospective students as they apply in the current admissions cycle.

Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender said he met with Nick Tilsen from NDN Collective on October 7, where the two discussed a potential space for the homeless to live during the winter, a space that could become permanent.

A man from Lawrence County has been charged with 31 counts of animal neglect and cruelty after starving 35 in-bred dogs, according to law enforcement and the Western Hills Humane Society.

$700,000. That’s the amount embezzled by the Rush’s former bookkeeper. An amount that could make a big difference in any organization.

Rapid City awarded the Black Hills Farmers Market with a 2020 Sustainability Award Monday.

State health officials reported 621 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, bringing total known cases to 33,466.