This year, it’s been difficult to find applicants to work seasonal jobs for Rapid City. Among them, are a quite the handful of lifeguarding positions.

Noem signed two executive orders at the end of last month that aimed to address this issue after she had declined to sign a similar bill because of legal concerns.

On Wednesday, COVID-19 claimed the life of one more person in South Dakota.

Attorney general to be promoted in Army Reserves.

This summer, a severe shortage in seasonal help has the City is facing a dismal outlook for its available public parks and recreation.

April is physical activity month in South Dakota and a time to get moving. The first Wednesday of the month is National Walking Day.

Initiated Measure 26 legalizes medical marijuana in South Dakota and will come into effect July 1. Now, the Governor wants to modify the legislation and has three changes in mind.

The man accused of killing an 82-year old Rapid City woman in February is now another step closer to facing a state murder charge.

"Variations of Hope" is described as an "Optimistic Smorgasbord" featuring paint ... dance ... music and other forms of art from people of all abilities.

Teton Saltes played college football at the University of New Mexico as an offensive tackle.

Almost 50 percent of South Dakotans have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine, pushing closer and closer to the goal of herd immunity, 80 percent of people vaccinated.

HB 1067 passed with overwhelming support. It establishes a clearer outline of documentation needed upon marriage.