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There were 262 new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday in South Dakota.
It’s that time we’ve all been waiting for. This week the City’s ‘Name The Garbage Truck’ contest is entering its voting phase and that means the public is getting the chance to weigh in and make selections to name nine City garbage trucks.
An air pollution alert for dust has been issued today for the West side of Rapid City until 8 p.m. The alert was issued within the last two hours by the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources and relayed by the National Weather Service.
There were 187 new COVID-19 cases reported on Monday in South Dakota. This brings the state’s total known case number to 119,283, with the state’s current death toll at 1947.
When officers arrived they say they found one person dead in the hotel and another was rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Ellsworth B-1 bombers are home Friday after a long-range mission near the Balkan peninsula.
There were 222 new COVID-19 cases reported on Friday in South Dakota. This brings the state’s total known case number to 119,096.
On Wednesday, COVID-19 claimed the life of one more person in South Dakota.
An inmate at the South Dakota State Penitentiary has died by apparent suicide.
As of Tuesday there were 163 new COVID-19 infections reported in South Dakota bringing the state’s total known case number to 118,309.
As of Monday there were 156 new COVID-19 infections reported in South Dakota bringing the state’s total known case number to 118,146. There have been no new deaths reported.
The disease claimed 3 more lives bringing South Dakota’s total number of deaths as of Friday to 1,938.
On Thursday, officials reported 231 new coronavirus cases in South Dakota, bringing the state’s total known cases to 117,990.
A true sign of spring in Rapid City are the crews from the Parks and Recreation Department uncovering the City’s rose bushes.
On Tuesday, officials from the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office say that a 63-year-old male inmate, being held on state charges, was found unresponsive in his cell at the Pennington County Jail.
This week the South Dakota Board of Regents approved tuition and mandatory fees for the upcoming academic year. These costs, at an average increase of $104.98, or 1.1 percent, will impact students in the State’s public university system.
At around 6:30p.m., police observed a Jeep Cherokee that had previously been reported stolen, driving eastbound on Saint Cloud Street.
At 10:50p.m., March, 26, police were dispatched to the area of E. Kansas City Street and Myrtle Avenue on a report of a male who had been shot.
State health officials reported 5 new COVID-19 deaths in South Dakota on Monday, bringing the state’s total death toll to 1,933.
A Minnesota lawmaker introduced a bill that would allow Minnesota counties to secede from the state and join South Dakota.
Rounds (R-SD) posted a picture of his bronze Governor statue in Pierre that’s holding a shotgun and said: “Hey Joe Biden come and take it. Careful she bites too.”
Rapid City police are currently investigating a homicide which took place at a residence in the 900 block of North 7th Street.
South Dakota Attorney General candidate Marty Jackley has been endorsed by nearly 60 South Dakota counties just weeks after announcing his candidacy.
Nearly 6,600 pounds of meat have been donated to Feeding South Dakota as a result of the City’s annual deer harvest.
The last few days have been practically tropical here in the Black Hills. Now, in typical South Dakota Spring fashion, a snowstorm is on its way.
The first blasting activities are scheduled for Wednesday, March 10 and Friday, March 12, 2021.
Impeachment proceedings sucked the oxygen out of much of the past week, but there’s still a lot to do in the final 10 days of the State Legislature in Pierre.
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South Dakota health officials reported 212 new coronavirus cases as other tracking numbers remained relatively flat Tuesday.
The Heart of the Black Hills transforms into the state’s “sweetheart capital” on Valentine’s Day with its Tour de Chocolate and Polar Bear Chili Cookoff
Gov. Kristi Noem has introduced legislation that would ban abortions based on a Down syndrome diagnosis in South Dakota.
Black Hills Energy customers may experience intermittent power outages due to high winds across the region.
Snowstorm Trail has been added to the list of open areas. Full access to Stewart Slope and Surprise Trails and the lower portion of Welcome Trail are also available.
Everybody likes the bright lights of Christmas, but South Dakota’s Fire Marshal says fire safety must also be a priority during the holiday season.
Some information still needs to be verified before The Rushmore Plaza Civic Center can release the name of its new arena.
For the Post Office this year, there’s added pressure as the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing many to shop online and send their gifts through the mail.
This burn is necessary to maintain the diversity of vegetation in the area and it will reduce the risk of wildfires in that area by breaking up dead, downed fuel.
A person of interest was detained nearby and authorities found a handgun close to the apartment complex.
While masks aren’t required, they’re highly recommended.
In a 15-4-2 vote, tribal leadership moved forward with plans to lock down the Pine Ridge Reservation for seven days in response to an increase of COVID-19 cases.
The disease is responsible for 347 total deaths in South Dakota, including 124 in October, with over a week left to go in the month.
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 awarded the Black Hills Farmers Market with a 2020 Sustainability Award Monday.
Hemp can be grown in South Dakota for the 2021 growing season after the United States Department of Agriculture's approval.
Three notable accidents occurred and all drivers involved were impaired due to drugs, according to Rapid City Police.
The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Youth Build Program awarded five students $2,000 in scholarship money, to be used at the college of their choice.
A car crashed into the pond at miniature golf attraction Pirate’s Cove around 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
According to the Secretary of State, there are more than 79,000 registered voters in Pennington County and more than 20,500 absentee ballots have been cast as of Oct. 14.