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RC Police Identify Woman Found Dead Video included

Police have identified the woman discovered dead in downtown Rapid City as 47-year old, Lucasta Fast Horse. Fast Horse was found early Monday morning in downtown Rapid City.

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Ticket sales and traffic down for Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo

Directors for the 2010 Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo said the weather could be to blame for the nearly 9 percent decrease in foot traffic.

Any day liquor bill not dead... yet Video included

State Senator Tom Nelson of Lead says the new version offers cities and counties an opt in rather than an opt out.

The decision came after Agriculture Department officials heard widespread opposition to the national animal identification system at 15 meetings around the country last year.

Lion count nears limit

Black Hills hunters are closing in on the bag limit set for mountain lions in 2010.

Buffalo industry continues to profit during recession Video included

Even during the recession, the buffalo industry is growing rapidly.  As our Meredith Garofalo reports, that's helped further develop a sustainable opportunity and optimistic attitude for buffalo ranchers and marketers alike.

Most people not in favor of lowering drinking age

Many lawmakers not in favor of lowering drinking age.

Gubernatorial Candidates hold forum at Stock Show and Rodeo

Gubernatorial Candidates discuss what they would do with tourism if they are elected Governor of South Dakota.

Stem cell research may not be a lost cause in South Dakota Video included

Stem cell research may not be completely out of the question in South Dakota.

Buffalo ranchers get a "whole" new perspective

Buffalo ranchers learn how to better manage their herds, which could benefit their entire business in the end.

Trolley system working the stock show Video included

The Black Hills Stock Show features a new way for rodeo fans to avoid parking issues.

Smoking ban exceptions bill may have a tough fight

House Bill 1253 would let people smoke in bars and casinos under certain conditions, like in a special room that's smoking only. It would also require a sign posted that read, "Smoking Area."

More drivers asking questions about Toyota recall

While this recall is getting plenty of attention it isn't the largest vehicle recall.

Judge rules in favor of Super 8 owners

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) _ A federal judge in Sioux Falls has ruled that the company that franchises Super 8 breached its contract with motel owners by forcing them to pay a fee for a customer-incentive

Western Dakota Tech hits enrollment record for third semester in a row

From the 2009 spring semester until now there is a 16 percent increase in the number of students.

Healthcare costs hit 50-year high Video included

No matter how you view the health care debate in Congress, most would agree something has to be done to lower healthcare costs.  Last year, government healthcare spending soared to record highs taking up more than 17 percent of the U.S. economy.

Battle over butts may expand

House Bill 1253 would set up a separate vote to authorize smoking in certain establishments under certain conditions.

Survey says: Sturgis Rally economic impact is nearly $1 billion Video included

The state now has the proof it needs to fully invest in the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, now that one group has completed the most comprehensive survey ever done about the economic impact of the rally.

Lawmakers start weeding out bills

Today, South Dakota lawmakers say "no" to turning eyes away from red light runners and "never mind" to studying whether the state should get into the horse slaughter business. House Bill 1140 would have

State may ease unemployment insurance burden

Help may be on the way for South Dakota business owners digging into their pockets to replenish the state's unemployment insurance system. The state's labor department is working with legislators to

Reward offered in casino robberies

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is offering the reward.

Tests prove link to pepper in salmonella outbreak

The company recalled more than 1 million pounds of salami last month after many of those who got sick reported they ate it.

Sentencing set in Huron slaying

Forty-three-year-old Shannon Flowers will avoid the death penalty under the plea deal with prosecutors but could face life in prison.

Proposed rule written for biomass program

It makes payments to producers of nonfood crops such as prairie grasses that can be used for energy production.

Daily Pierre-Minneapolis flights to start April 6

Mayor Laurie Gill says the flights will be twice a day, on 32-seat Saab turboprop planes.

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