Bill Clinton to campaign in Rapid City
The Clinton Campaign today announced President Bill Clinton will visit Rapid City, South Dakota to campaign for Hillary TOMORROW, Saturday, May 10.
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Hundreds still without power
The manager of Grand Electric says 375 Harding County residential customers along with 375 commercial accounts are without power.
Rain, snow floods streets in Sturgis
Right now, seventh and eighth streets in Sturgis are closed. The city's public works director says heavy rain and snow caused the gravel to wash down the creek.
Civic Center offers extra handicap spots
Civic Center officials say they've been putting up 20 temporary wheelchair-accessible parking spots during the past year.
Late in campaign, the first candidate arrives
In military strategy, the saying is "get there first with the most." Today, Hillary Clinton pushes that point home in a South Dakota rally.
Dozens raise awareness of brain injuries
The two-day conference is designed to help those in need, seek treatment and hear from doctors, families and survivors.
Rapid City School Board to set preliminary budget
School board has to cut $4 million because of increasing costs for salaries and operations, a plateau in enrollment, and a loss of state and federal funds.
Ellsworth airmen honor one of their own
The Black Hills Chapel on the Ellsworth Air Force base was filled with those paying respect to 24-year-old Jonathan Yelner.
White House: Congress, Bush not likely to agree on farm bill
A bipartisan group of congressional negotiators has been working on the five-year nearly 300-billion-dollar bill for several weeks.  They say they've reached agreement, but they're still far apart from the White House on several issues, including the amount of subsidies that would go to wealthy farmers.
Push for Napoli for governor
State Senator Bill Napoli said he was hanging up his political running shoes, but was that just for the legislature? Rapid City businessman Jack First put out a petition at his gun shop in hopes of gathering
McGovern calls on Clinton to bow out
As more super-delegates line up against her, Senator Hillary Clinton holds on, saying she will not disenfranchise the late primary voters ... like South Dakotans. But on the eve of her first campaign
Bogus letters mailed to voters
Secretary of State Chris Nelson says South Dakotans have been getting erroneous mailings telling them they must reregister to vote if they have changed their addresses.
Tribal police cleared
A federal judge has cleared tribal police in the chase of a man who crashed his car on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and later died.
Cancer hospital to be built
Preliminary work is set to begin on a $90 million cancer center at Avera McKennan hospital in Sioux Falls.
Planting delayed by weather
Just 10 percent of corn acreage in South Dakota had been planted at the beginning of the week.  That is well behind schedule. Cool, wet weather is blamed.
Barbecue causes Black Hawk home fire
May means it's time to preserve our history
STAR Academy saving big bucks with biomass boiler
Republican candidates continue to sway voters
Experiment plans
Gov. Rounds asks that all flags fly at half staff
Members of congress want to end ethanol mandates
County leaders against city effort to place parking meters by courthouse
After storm, forest service warns against 'off-roading'
Fire suspect in custody
Capitol ceremony planned
Livestock values decline
Flood warnings issued
Official has sharp words for proposed ethanol waiver
Spearfish sawmill finally reopens
Storm run-off raises reservoir levels
Gas prices drop 10ยข in Rapid City
One charged, another released in Sturgis shooting
Business owners hoping strong shoulder season leads to strong summer
Sentence delay for former Gillette fire chief
Former tribal leader pleads to drug charges
FBI: Deadly fire 'suspicious'
City workers closely monitor dam leaks after blizzard
KOTA Territory food pantries are serving more people because of rising food prices
Attorneys tie up loose ends in murder case
Few South Dakotans cast early ballots
Long unsure of court cameras committee timetable
Rapid City Regional Hospital celebrates 35 years
Blood donors in May encouraged to eat beef
Pumping continues at mine
Mountain lion regulations may be changed
Ranchers still digging out after storm
Martin woman killed in crash
Hillary Clinton to visit state
Wyoming Senator proposes bill to cut gas prices
McGovern, former Clinton backer, endorses Obama
Johnson: Demo candidates should finish out the primaries

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