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Campbell County Sheriff’s Office’s Special Response Unit held a contest to name a Caiman.

Rapid City is promoting two of its officers to sergeants Wednesday.

The latest victim was a man in his 70s. South Dakota has 137 coronavirus-related deaths.

Rapid City’s new office to solve cold cases of missing and murdered indigenous women opened Tuesday.

Sturgis residents who lived on Dudley Street were surprised to have police at their doors with notes to move their vehicles.

South Dakota has a special traveler passing through right now. If his journey is successful, he’ll become the first solo canoeist to pass through the country continuously.

Back to school plan delayed for RCAS

A doubted commission may get the revamp it needs with some new task force suggestions.

Bison School District serves only 140 students but a plan is in place to open in the next two weeks.

It's almost time for the Sturgis rally, which means hundreds-of-thousands of bikers from around the world will be rumbling into the Black Hills.

Could Rapid City schools have a teacher shortage this fall?

The rally is only a few days away which means more people are out on the roads.

Game wardens want to find out who killed seven antelope in northeastern Wyoming.

State health officials confirmed 59 new COVID-19 cases and one additional death on Tuesday.

A new restaurant has opened its doors with an official ribbon-cutting in Deadwood Monday.

President Donald Trump claimed Monday that he has the authority to issue an executive order on mail-in ballots, whose increasing use, he argues, could increase election fraud and uncertainty, though it is is unclear what he could do to curtail the practice.

A dozen people were hospitalized in Wyoming on Monday after a hot air balloon crash, officials said.

Last Friday, Devin Diede was hiking with his wife Alex when they encountered a rattlesnake right before they stepped on to Centennial Trail by Sheridan Lake.

Post 22 sweeps 320 to reach state final four

There will be 185 veteran banners, including a Lakota code talker, to this year's project in Rapid City.

The Rapid City man accused in a string of armed robberies earlier this year makes his first appearance in federal court Monday morning.

Was an American Flag burned in Rapid City?

"Mines is an unusual word to encounter in the higher ed space. It’s memorable and pairing it with South Dakota makes it truly unique."

Community help can be the missing piece to an investigation.

The U.S. Department of Education has awarded South Dakota $6.8 million to support the state’s efforts in serving students during the coronavirus pandemic and its aftermath.

A shooting incident on Custer Street is being investigated as a homicide after the victim died in the hospital due to injuries.

The South Dakota Department of Health reported 65 new COVID-19 cases Monday.

More than 250,000 people are expected to rumble through western South Dakota, seeking the freedom of cruising the boundless landscapes in a state that has skipped lockdowns.

Ravnsborg highlights each case weekly to keep up the awareness

Center for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendations for large group gathers during the pandemic have changed everything from graduations to weddings. Couples have to decide if the wedding bells will still ring as planned.