Business

If you need a break from your furry friend, one woman has you covered and an unique store is helping people get big deals on big brands.

The world of photography begins to boom as the color of leaves begin to change -- and it's a time when many people are sprucing up the inside of their homes.

Rumor has it there is a new lender in town and one essential business is confirming that rumor as truth.

A new high-end store for lovers of vintage goods has made its way to town and one Native American family is creating with the magical touch of entrepreneurial heritage.

One company is helping other businesses take on the internet and motorsport central is now bigger than ever.

One family turned a kitchen favorite into profitable fun and one of Rapid City's most creative families is back at it again but in a new home.

One organization is helping women dress for success and prepare to become the best version of themselves.

A good seat and a good rumbling sound is just what you need to take on the hills with your motorcycle.

One woman is making homes sparkle with a special touch and one grocery store has given the word local a whole new meaning.

A legacy car dealership in Sturgis is changing lanes and we take a look at an old motor lodge turned into modern flats.

You do not have to far to get a taste of the world when it is already in the Black Hills. Two restaurants, one German and one Italian, are taking over the Northern Hills.

Keystone is offering up a couple of unique summer experiences with one young business owner introducing a way for tourists and locals to travel through the hills, and another taking visitors back to the dustpan days of gold mining.

A new brewery in town is incorporating old and new plus an adventure store is on the path to helping the community.

One couple is tapping into a market that is up and coming and tasty, and with her new business, one mother is helping future mothers look good and save money.

Spearfish might be a smaller city, but there is still a ton to do, and the town is about to be home to a couple of brand new developments.

National Small Business Week is over, but these small companies are still doing big things. We spoke with the U.S. Small Business Administration about how small businesses can stay ahead of big box stores.

On Friday multiple organizations recognized the accomplishments of women during the 9th annual "Celebrating Women in Business" Luncheon and Awards.

A new dance studio in Rapid City is helping you hone your skills -- and teaching you to move and one woman's business is being recognized for helping out in the homes of others.

Small businesses across the nation are being celebrated this week for the big contributions they make in our local communities. Black Hills FOX Reporter Travis Cummings talked to one of Rapid City's own that is currently in the spotlight and reports on what it takes to get there.

Kevin Nyberg of Nyberg's Ace Hardware came to Washington Monday to accept his award.

Tyler Reed Miller of Earth Work Solutions came to Washington Monday to accept his award.

There is new cuisine in town to satisfy your taste buds and a camping resort is preparing for the masses.

On Monday people were filling the Rushmore Mall parking lot to get their papers shredded.

One woman is following in her family's footsteps ... and a professor from the School of Mines and Technology is being honored for research and development.

The Rapid City Area Schools District is being recognized tonight because of its efforts to sustain the environment and economy through its recent project at North Middle School.

The snowstorm may be a drag for some businesses but for those private plowers hitting the streets, it is a good thing.

We got the opportunity to dive into a special project, the work of a group of community leaders who are hoping to bring the City of Presidents to a whole new level.

The Great Plains Tribal Leaders Economic Development Summit wrapped up on Wednesday, and it's impact has reached many. The three day summit ended with several talking sessions, including a discussion on cultural awareness with a local businesswoman.

One Rapid City business owner has dedicated herself to making our furry friends look their best and one couple has a goal of helping folks get to a healthier place.

Former presidents and their staffs could soon see a cut in their allowance. Decades-old legislation gives them funds after their term is finished, but some folks in Washington say that’s no longer necessary.