Sometimes you pluck some strings, sometimes you blow into it, and sometimes you hit a stick with it. That’s right, it’s an instrument, and May 22 is National Buy an Instrument Day.
South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks held a ribbon cutting at the bison center in Custer State Park on Friday...the first park of its kind in South Dakota
After only one South Dakota company bid for the partnership, the four out of state companies were selected because of what the Department of Tourism sees as new and fresh ideas to give South Dakota tourism a broader appeal.
The West River Health Education Science Center received a major investment from Monument Health. The Science Center will be an addition to the current Black Hils State University, Rapid City campus, and focused on nursing programs.
Taking a run for a good cause ...that is what local Law Enforcement and Special Olympics athletes did in Rapid City on Thursday with the 41st annual Torch run ... starting with the proclamation ceremony.
Pennington County teams up with agencies across the county to promote the national Click it or Ticket seat belt campaign as a way to encourage safe driving.
SD lawmakers approved a report finding that Gov. Kristi Noem’s daughter got preferential treatment while she was applying for a real estate appraiser license in 2020.
The National Highway Safety Traffic Safety Administration statistics show nearly forty-three thousand people died on the road last year...that is the highest number they have seen in sixteen years
Around the nation, gas prices are averaging nearly half a dollar more than last month. With trends continuing upwards, some RV owners are concerned about the future.
The polls shows Governor Kristi Noem is holding a strong 44-point lead over challenger Steve Haugaard, with 22% of potential Republican voters saying they’re not sure who to vote for.
For times when parents cannot find the formula, the American Academy of Pediatricians (AAP), says that children over six months may have whole cow’s milk.
Rapid City Parks and Recreation held a tree planting workshop in Roosevelt Park on Tuesday to educate the community on how to provide proper care for trees. Each year more than three-hundred trees are planted around Rapid City and a small portion of them are lost due to weathering and vandalism
The South Dakota primary election is three weeks away, and on June 7th people will have the opportunity to cast their vote at their designated polling place. However, not all people are able to vote on voting day.
The Biden-Harris Administration released a five-year comprehensive housing supply action plan designed to ease the burden of housing costs...a plan that could have a big impact in Rapid City
Gas prices have gone up for the fourth straight week. GasBuddy says the national average increased to $4.46 per gallon, while in Rapid City the average is $3.97.
Cutting-edge computer technology designed to mimic the human brain is being used by hackers to create lifelike videos of celebrities and politicians. But now, bad actors are using this readily available tech to target everyday social media users in cryptocurrency scams.
