Jeffrey Lindblom

South Dakota is making an effort to expand on its tourism market with more Native American attractions. One thing that's new and to come this is summer sits just north of Badlands National Park, the Oglala Lakota Living History Village.

Future Farmers of America state convention is coming to Rapid City, moving for the first time in 93 years.

Tourism season is right around the corner, and Native American destinations to some help.

Native American students in South Dakota often face a steep uphill climb in the form of lower graduation rates and a sharp achievement gap.

This year, it’s been difficult to find applicants to work seasonal jobs for Rapid City. Among them, are a quite the handful of lifeguarding positions.

April is physical activity month in South Dakota and a time to get moving. The first Wednesday of the month is National Walking Day.

Initiated Measure 26 legalizes medical marijuana in South Dakota and will come into effect July 1. Now, the Governor wants to modify the legislation and has three changes in mind.

Recently, the Pennington County Jail has started vaccinating inmates with both the Moderna and the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccines.

The Pennington County Sheriff's Office had new employees take oaths to "protect and serve" today. What exactly do those vows mean?

Monument Health raised their annual Donate Life flag. The goal is to showcase how important donors can be to someone, and that when tragedy strikes, a miracle could accompany it.

A lot of yard waste is left behind from the fire, and a local business owner who specializes in removing the garbage wants to help out.

It's Rapid City's World War II Veteran, Morry Crow's, 101st birthday.

The state is working closely in conjunction with experts to develop a plan that ensures the prevention of future wild fires, and the conservation of the forest.

The recent closure of the Hill City Sawmill has eliminated more than one hundred jobs. Some employees have now found themselves in a spot they haven’t been in for decades.

Governor Kristi Noem signed House Bill 1212, which expands the use of South Dakota’s stand your ground laws, providing legal immunity to some who use deadly force.

Activ-2 is an experimental drug that has undergone 800 clinical trials and mitigates COVID-19 symptoms. The drug will play a vital role for the pandemic as the vaccine isn’t FDA approved and variants of the virus are even more contagious.

It’s necessary for the local Firefighters to brush up on different emergency scenarios. The team is training for elevator protocol. You never know when the call is going to come in, and the team needs to be sharp and on the same page.

After staring at your cabinets on a daily basis, it might be time for some renovation. The Black Hills Home Show is back with a bang after its cancellation last year due to the pandemic.

The bike industry might skid under the radar, but the pandemic has caused a lot of people to hit the brakes on group settings and roll their way into newfound hobbies, like cycling. Though, the business is booming, the global supply is scarce.

This week, the covers came off of the Meadowbrook course, and will come off bright and early on the executive courses March 24 before 9 a.m. tee times.

2021 sees Rapid city with its highest population yet, over eighty thousand. Seventeen thousand more than just a decade ago. This expansion has prompted the city to introduce strategic housing, which seeks to accommodate the spectrum of individuals that the city attracts.

Governor Noem is asking other states to sign a coalition supporting her outlook disagreeing with the NCAA's transgender policy decisions.

Schools are doing everything they can to offer the experiences previous students have had, and this week a new development offers a dose of hope for spring semester activities.

There's no more blowing smoke, medicinal marijuana will be legal in July. South Dakota is the 34th state to allow use of marijuana for medical purposes.

In towns that aren’t so friendly, you might expect people to avoid eye contact when passing by. In Deadwood, people don’t follow suit.

Place your bets on exactly when sports betting will come to Deadwood, but it will happen sometime this fall.

The pandemic introduced an array of issues to the majority of sports. Esports on the other hand had virtually no problems.

Gas prices plummeted last year when the coronavirus pandemic brought the whole world to a halt. Now, demand is on the rise, which means so are prices at the pump.

A $3.9 million lighting project will add more than 60 new sustainable lights, while closing off parking a little at a time.

Earlier this week, vaccines became available at places like Walmart, The Medicine Shoppe and 54 other pharmacies around South Dakota. This means more people are able to get the shot. With more people eligible for the shot, brings more opportunity for fraud.

It’s week two of pharmacies being able to administer the COVID-19 vaccination.

Healthy compost will always contain herbicides that deteriorate before causing harm, but persistent herbicides degrade much slower and last long enough to damage plants, causing plants to curl, slow their growth and kill younger plants.