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    • Leaders of the Boy Scouts of America on Thursday voted to open their ranks to openly gay boys for the first time. But a ban still stands on gay adults serving as Scout leaders. What do you think?

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    Rapid City man sentenced to thirty years for rape

    A Rapid City man will spend thirty years in prison for raping a nine year old girl at a slumber party. A doctor testified that he thought Jeremy Bauer, 33, was at a low to moderate risk to repeat.

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    KOTA Territory library closes indefinitely Video included

    Heavy thunderstorms have forced one KOTA Territory library to close down indefinitely.

    Deadwood: City looks to add land Video included

    Deadwood could be adding 709 acres of land if city approves annexation.

    Rapid City man pleads guilty to manufacturing child pornography

    A Rapid City man accused of creating child pornography images pleaded guilty as part of a deal with prosecutors.

    Firefighters have new ways to fight week old landfill fire Video included

    After more than a week, smoke still hovers over Rapid City at times because of a fire at the landfill. On Friday, they used different tactics to try to put out the fire.

    Giant shark stolen from mini golf course

    The giant shark that attracts visitors to a popular mini golf course in Rapid City - was stolen.

    Restored iron lung at Lead-Deadwood Hospital brings memories Video included

    Sitting in front of the newly restored iron lung, Deloris Waddington remembers what it was like to see her 5–year–old brother inside the machine."My brother was in the iron lung in 1949 with polio," said Waddington." "I remember he got very sick and they didn't think he was going to make it."

    Memorial Day travel down, traveling to the Black Hills up Video included

    Memorial Day travel is expected to take a dip this year, but tourism in the Black Hills has increased.

    Downtown Public Library increases security Video included

    The Rapid CIty Library Board met today to discuss the overall security measures they've added to the library.

    Wind blows tree into power line, starts fire

    The wind was strong enough Thursday to blow a tree over and into a power line causing a small fire in the Black Hills.

    Children First: 'courage to change' at Wyoming Guard academy Video included

    Children There may be different reasons for teens to be at the Wyoming Army National Guard's Cowboy ChalleNGe Academy but they all have the same goal ... get their lives back on track.

    South Dakota to promote tourism across Midwest Video included

    The South Dakota Department of Tourism is launching a two week long bus trip across the Midwest to promote South Dakota.

    RCPD planning saturations patrols

    Officers will be looking for drivers who do not stop for pedestrians crossing at crosswalks and intersections, as well as drivers not wearing seatbelts.

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