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Each charge carries up to 50 years in prison.

Rapid City’s YMCA's new teen center will be the place for young adults to go after school where they can get help with homework, learn life skills, take up photography and so much more.

JT Myore, age 36, of Pine Ridge, South Dakota, was convicted of robbery, carjacking, and brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence.

The City of Rapid City offices will be closed on Monday, October 9, in observance of Native American Day.

Alzheimer's patients set to get better care after new proposed guide is set.

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow. With no winner Saturday night the race is on to see who the next jackpot winner could possibly be.

Habitat for Humanity estimates that 1 in 11 South Dakotans are spending more than half of their income on housing.

The fires broke out on the Hanson-Larsen Memorial Park, with firefighters ultimately able to get it under control.

Panda Bear is waiting for his fur-ever home at the Humane Society of the Black Hills.

People are allowed to dress the statues from November 15 to March 15.

Hail can cause physical damage to pine trees, resulting in needles on the tree turning brown.

The city of Sturgis does a city-wide clean twice a year for Fall and Spring.

Avera Health donation helps Feeding South Dakota's mobile food distribution group provide a half-million more meals in the state.

From unleashing your creativity through crafting or delving into your favorite fandom by creating fun potions, the Rapid City Public Library is ready for it all.

Miranda O’Bryan, Miss South Dakota America 2023 takes young readers on a journalism journey to help spark human interest into a whole new world of possibilities.

The new location will be at Rushmore Crossing Shopping Center at 1365 Eglin Street, Rapid City, 57701.

Gov. Kristi Noem decided in July 2021 that South Dakota had recovered enough from the pandemic and ended the formal emergency far earlier than most other states.

A total of 73,097 admissions were recorded from June through August at the Horace Mann, Parkview, Sioux Park, and Roosevelt Swim Center facilities.

Spearfish City Council is considering short-term rental regulations and will take community opinions into account before making any decisions.

Transitioning from military life to the civilian world can be even more difficult after having been to war.

The 13th Annual Cruiser Car Show highlighted all types of cars, from classic to EV's, fostering community and automotive passion.

If you’re not in the mood to cook on Sunday morning, once a month, VFW post 1273 has you covered.

The annual Fall Volksmarch was held at the Crazy Horse Memorial Sunday and this year there’s a new route for runners to choose.

Locals and visitors from across the country and the world headed to Custer State Park to watch the annual Buffalo Roundup.

High cattle prices may come down with government shutdown, but that won't be all of the effects.

Nursing homes nationwide might soon be in need of more staff.

United States District Judge Jeffrey Viken has served from inside the court room for almost 50 years now.

No neighboring state is as liberal as South Dakota when it comes to traveling with loaded guns and hunting on, along, or over roads.

It's Fall! Which means the leaves in Spearfish Canyon are shedding their greens and turning into an array of oranges, yellows, and reds.

Several suspects have been charged in relation to the shooting that occurred in a Surfwood Drive Apartment in August 2022.