Aleah Burggraff
Multi-Media Journalist
Rapid City, South Dakota
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Aleah Burggraff joined the KOTA Territory News, and KEVN Black Hills Fox News team as a Multimedia Journalist in March of 2021.
Captain Scott Sitts of the Rapid City Police Department says this murder is a tragic injustice and something that must be addressed within the community.
‘We feel we are very good stewards to our tax payer’s money, which is one of the main motives behind this"
The City of Sturgis is in the process of developing a proactive plan that would allow rally-goers to stroll down the streets of Sturgis, beverages in hand.
One local bar decided to salvage part of a former Rapid City exhibit to add to the festivities
Parks across the country are offering free admission and programs throughout the week to highlight ways everyone can enjoy national parks.
South Dakotans are no strangers to April snow, but the familiar weather conditions should still be taken seriously when driving.
With the smoke from the recent Schroder Fire barely out of the air, fire departments in one county are exploring options for extra help.
The prosecution argued that the defense is trying to distract the jury from the truth
Today (Wednesday) marks the calendar for National Gardening Day
But would these passports be a useful public health tool or an invasion of medical privacy?
Brandon Wickstrom said the cabin belonged to his family and they were inside when he first noticed something out the window.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, but it is believed to have started as a structure fire.
Covid 19 has caused a lot of problems for humans during the past year, but who would have thought that working from home could also affect our pets?
Two contracts for the city’s bridge projects were approved on Monday.
It targets both private and public property and focuses on cleaning up 143 different locations including parks, bike paths, and busy streets.
A 34-year old Pine Ridge man was sentenced for second-degree murder Monday afternoon.
The Black Hills is experiencing critical fire weather conditions such as low humidity and high winds
You’ve probably heard the expression, “like a kid in a candy store? Well, now you can experience it. You’ve probably heard the expression, “like a kid in a candy store? Well, now you can experience it.
Another sudden collapse could happen at any moment
Rapid City’s sales tax numbers are higher than usual reaching a new benchmark this past January.
A city ordinance prohibits sump pumps from discharging water in the sanitary sewer systems.
45-year old James Jumping Eagle is facing a federal charge of failing to register as a sex offender
With the current fires, the American Red Cross is providing support to the community.
By this afternoon, Canyon Lake Park was enveloped in a haze the community watched the thick smoke move into the area
The city presents a 7-step plan for affordable housing
A one in 100,000 chance surprise was discovered at a local ranch: triplet calves.