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Ensuring your native language is remembered is a task most people will never have to take on but for some people, it’s a very real concern.

On this week’s Matters of the State, we take a closer look at the ramifications of Minnesota becoming the 23rd state to legalize marijuana.

A Searchlight review of budget documents, public testimony, legislation, and state laws pertaining to the fund revealed a common thread: references to the fund being intended for expenses within the state’s borders.

Friday’s graduation was held in the George S. Mickelson Criminal Justice Center in Pierre.

Doctors recommend you perform consistent skin checks to look for changes in your skin.

Vern Anderson grew up in Geddes, South Dakota, and currently resides in Sioux Falls. He served in the Navy and the Fleet Marine Force as a hospital corpsman between 1966 and 1970.

If your dog or cat likes spending any time running through fields and trails, flea and tick prevention is a necessity to keep them safe.

More cities are opting to embrace bees; and that's a good thing.

Annual Golden Coyote exercise brings military units from across the country into the Black Hills.

Rapid City's Downtown Art Walks returns.

Expect some changes when the city's payment system comes back on line.

William Hopkins filed a motion to change his first degree manslaughter charge to second degree manslaughter.

Humans are not the only species more active on warm days; increasing chances of encounters with rattle snakes.

School's out, summer has officially arrived, and with the arrival of warmer temperatures comes the arrival of summer visitors.

Who will be the next commander of the world’s largest B-1 bomber combat wing?

National Donut Day isn't only for eating a delicious treat but to celebrate the women who provided support for soldiers during World War I.

Check out our guide for summer food programs in Rapid City!

Happy National Doughnut Day!

“Two-spirit, a term created by native people for native people, meaning seeing the perspective of males and females as one united spirit,” says Monique Mousseau.

You probably look forward to your vacation each year. But there is sometimes a downside to being on the road and away from home. Dr. Taylor Kapsch from Creekside Medical Clinic looks at one of those occasional problems in this week's edition of HealthWatch.

Rapid City Summer Nights is held downtown every Thursday night, through August 31.

Lead-Deadwood School district is having student enrollment issues.

After eight months of rebuilding, Cheyenne Crossing is back up and running.

For most teens, graduation means parties and time with family and friends.

A dozen Republican governors are sending Guard soldiers to the southern border this summer due to the illegal immigration crisis.

Learning how to manage money, can help you avoid overworking yourself, and feeling burnt-out.

More than 100 volunteers showed up to help beautify Box Elder by picking up garbage, trash, and other debris.

Earth Day Hiking Challenge has been extended due to trail conditions caused by recent rainstorms.

Two Rapid City brothers were convicted of selling meth.

The downtown parking structure project began in January and is estimated for completion in late fall.