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The Holidays are in full swing, and for some, this is a time to be around friends and family. And many of those celebrations include gifts. But gift-giving can cause financial stress, as some wonder how they are going to make do until the new year.

Holiday parties are officially in full swing

Last year, the parade was canceled due to volunteer shortages and COVID concerns.

Access to food resources can be difficult for vulnerable communities

The United States Postal Service and several shipping companies are warning you might want to plan ahead due to the ongoing supply chain bottleneck.

The dominos keep falling, supply chain issues are now affecting Christmas.

A Tenn. man is in custody after allegedly threatening Little Caesars employees after he was told his pizza would take ten minutes to make.

The South Dakota Supreme Court rules that an amendment to legalize recreational marijuana was unconstitutional, despite 54 percent of voters approving it.

Rapid City home is extensively damaged in an early morning fire on Wednesday.

Doug Clark is the new interim secretary of corrections, according to a release from Gov. Kristi Noem’s office Wednesday.

“South Dakota Mines has zero-tolerance for racism. We apologize to all who were harmed by the unacceptable actions of those individuals. Their behavior goes against the core mission, vision, and values of our institution,” Dr. Jim Rankin

Of 17 requests, the Rapid City planning commission approved 16 conditional use permit applications for medical cannabis dispensaries on Wednesday.

Marcella Rose LeBeau has died at the age of 102.

Lack of proper nutrition affects every aspect of one’s life

Lora Hubbel says she will once again run for governor, this time as an independent, against incumbent Gov. Kristi Noem.

The South Dakota Supreme Court rules that an amendment to legalize recreational marijuana was unconstitutional, despite 54 percent of voters approving it.

The 40th annual "Christmas at the Capitol" festivities have kicked off in Pierre.

The festive season is officially here! And what better way to kick off the holidays than with a Christmas Tree lighting.

Pitbull no longer set to perform in Rapid City

Children, families and neighbors going hungry. They don’t know where their next meal is coming from. They’re considered ‘food insecure’.

Three people have died in a plane crash in northwest Nebraska.

42nd Turkey Trot 5k will kickstart your metabolism Thanksgiving morning

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, South Dakota’s Fire Marshal has released a statement reminding Rapid City citizens of the critical importance of fire safety.

It’s almost Thanksgiving and some Rapid City employees weight in through a survey about their upcoming plans and traditions.

A light hearted tradition Mayor Allender hopes to see continued

It’s not every day the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office and Rapid City Police Department get to train for a real-life hostage scenario. But law enforcement and special forces got the opportunity to execute their annual full team training using real-life hostage scenarios with real-life people.

RCPD asking for the public's help in locating two missing teens

Red dresses hang for Missing and Murdered Indigenous women and children

South Dakota and Wyoming’s governors voice timber harvesting concerns

Nine different trees are available including local trees the Black Hills Spruce and the Ponderosa Pine.