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Over the next five to 10 years, five South Dakota construction companies will have exclusive rights to bid on Ellsworth Air Force Base-related projects.

The winners of last month’s ‘Name The Garbage Truck’ contest will christen nine City trucks with their new names and receive prizes next Tuesday, June 17 at the Rapid City Landfill.

There were 12 new COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday in South Dakota.

The USDA’s free and reduced school meals are limited for kids who continue with summer programs and daycare after the official school year is done.

The U.S. Air Force announced today that Ellsworth is the next home of the B-21.

There were 9 new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday in South Dakota.

A 30-year-old man has died from injuries sustained during a stabbing incident.

The nice weather brought out the big leafed plants.

Reports of a break-in at a cave on private property has ended up as a home burglary arrest.

Still on the road to recovery from COVID-19, KOTA Territory’s Aleah Burggraff met with a Monument Health official to talk about the improving case numbers here in South Dakota.

Multiple scam attempts involving Black Hills Energy in Rapid City have been reported.

There were 29 new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday in South Dakota. This brings the state’s total known case number to 122,567.

Candidates agreed to KEVN News that the race shouldn’t be about politics.

Those areas include the railroad tracks between Main and Omaha to the north and St. Joe on the south and 5th to 9th street.

Leaders from South Dakota’s largest industry met in Pierre last week to discuss the challenges facing the cattle industry.

The Black Hills Roundup in Belle Fourche will be hosting the biggest Fourth of July parade in the Black Hills.

There were 14 new COVID-19 cases reported on Monday in South Dakota.

Police are currently seeking the public’s help to locate 12-year-old Loreina Shaw.

A beautiful summertime oasis that offers something for everyong.

This is the first time in 21 months that pools have been open, as they were closed last summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

There were 20 new COVID-19 cases reported on Friday in South Dakota.

After missing last year because of the COVID pandemic Summer Nights is back

Crews worked through the winter to have the Fitz ready for play this year and now with a new field. Alumni of the storied Legion baseball team are hoping the future generation of Hardhats can continue on the tradition of Post 22 baseball.

Last week the first of two public meetings took place with an eye toward getting rules in place.

There were 15 new COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday in South Dakota.

The weather is nice, the doors are open and around the City of Presidents people are out and about enjoying the beginning stages of summer, and and a busy summer for the area’s tourism industry.

The summer’s first holiday weekend ended with a positive impact on the local tourism industry.

There were 36 new COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday in South Dakota. This brings the state’s total known case number to 122,489.

Happy June. Rapid City’s annual mandatory water conservation measures are beginning.

Colin Gholson, of Rapid City, is just like other 17 year old high school kids. He loves to run, he plays piano and has a great group of friends. Unlike his classmates, however, Colin has lived his entire life with Autosomal Polycystic Kidney Disease - a genetic disease that affects both his kidneys and his liver.