Friday is the day some people look forward to at the end of the week, however the Pennington County Sheriffs Office uses Friday to inform the public to look for fugitives who have warrants.
John Charles Matthew Mann pleads in court to one count of making terrorist threats and one count of possession of a hoax substance or device to cause fear.
James Jumping Eagle, a 46-year-old Rapid City man and convicted sex offender, is charged with the first-degree murder and second-degree rape of Reta McGovern.
The Central States Fair is going on in Rapid City and while you're having fun with your family it only takes seconds for you to be separated from your child in the crowd.
When an accident or incident happens the first people on-site to help are first responders. However, when facing these situations, it can be draining mentally to the person helping.
The Rapid City Police Department and The Rapid City Fire Department will be coming together for the 18th Annual Guns n Roses Blood Drive beginning on Tuesday, June 20.
The Rapid City Police Department states that the man that died in Tuesdays Star Village shooting had a gun, but a neighbor claims, that might not be true.
A program called IGNITE is spreading to law enforcement offices all over the country. The program focuses on giving incarcerated people the opportunity to help themselves by teaching them job skills and a chance at education.
Kaitlin Leising was working as a deputy with the Saint Croix County Sheriff’s Office and was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop by a suspected drunk driver in Wisconsin.
Tuesday, May 16, the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office will take part in some softball rivalry against the Rapid City Police Department for National Police Week.
According to the Officer Down Memorial Page, 17 officers and deputies have died by gunfire in the line of duty this year. One of those 17 is a former deputy of the Pennington County Sheriff's Office.
Thousands of people visit the Black Hills every year, and with more people congested in the area, the less cell communication people have. When it comes to first responders, that can be dangerous.