Kayla Henderson
Multimedia journalist
Kayla Henderson joined KOTA Territory News and KEVN Black Hills Fox as the multimedia journalist in January 2022. She was born in Shawnee, Kan. and graduated from Alabama A&M University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications Media Production.
Multicultural restaurants are on the rise in the Black Hills, bringing a diverse array of foods beyond the traditional Midwestern cuisine.
Their aim is to share helpful community resources with the elders so they can pass them on to future generations.
Research suggests that families are relying on food banks more than ever.
While customers can order a plain coffee or even just water, the owner says the overall theme of the shop is body positivity.
Ladner has suggested ideas to the City that she believes would help businesses,
On its website, Black Hills Energy justifies the tariff, saying it ensures that all customers pay their share of the fixed costs of having full-time access to the energy grid.
A popular Christian music festival is once again alive after briefly being canceled.
The texting service is valuable for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability
The community gathered to honor the brave men and women who served our country.
The Mountain West Beer Fest was a great opportunity to wet your whistle.
Community leaders from various organizations provided updates regarding future and ongoing projects
To get their measure placed on the ballot, Dakotans for Health must collect approximately 36,000 valid signatures.
With nearly 1,200 students, this event raises awareness about the importance of higher education.
The conference aims to inspire the youth to envision a positive future and prevent suicide
Rapid City Parks crew has started decorating Halley Park, and they will continue to deck the halls throughout the city this holiday season
This is particularly challenging for veterans and families in rural or remote areas who face difficulties accessing services, often resulting in unawareness of available benefits.
The expansion of KILI Radio will provide a community meeting space and training opportunities for high school and college students to hone their on-air talents
Jackley says his office has received evidence, including video evidence of people signing petitions more than once
In 2010, there were around 7,500 permits issued, but currently there are approximately 35,000 permits.
The food collected will be distributed by “Feeding South Dakota” to those in need during the holiday season.
Each month, a new project is initiated for a total of 12 projects in a year
In the Black Hills, about 90% of the ambulance staff are volunteers and then need critical training.
Approximately 2,000 Gen Zers and 600 Gen X individuals have moved to South Dakota, while other generations move to warmer climates.
The Department of Social Services recently updated South Dakota’s Medicaid expansion, making the program available to more people
Saturday’s walk and prayer vigil stood as a symbolic moment for the community to unite in mourning the loss of Little Thunder and to demand justice.
They set up a photo booth area for capturing your pet in their costume.
As South Dakota sees a rise in job openings, officials say it’s vital for the state that students stick around after graduation
The goal is for the IRS tax filing system to become an alternative to the often costly programs from private tax preparation companies
The Black Hills Institute of Geological Research owners have long harbored a vision of expanding and enhancing their establishment.
The Pack Mule stands out by offering the unique combination of shopping while enjoying a beer or a glass of wine
A candlelit procession was held on Lacrosse Street, marking the first anniversary since the tragic hit-and-run incident that claimed the life of 14-year-old Nevaeh Braveheart last October.
Will the City of Lead opt for a new sanitation service?
Uhre's attorney claimed that Uhre had initially used a disinfectant spray to clean the vandalized white van.
RCAS has the option to implement virtual learning days as allowed by the State Department of Education.
The current Box Elder comprehensive plan has received a lot of negative feedback.
This course offers attendees the opportunity to gain insight into basic cultural protocols.
The parade holds significance as it brings attention to issues within the community that might remain unknown.
The Great Plains Tribal Leaders Health Board has been preparing for months for this weekend's event
Spearfish is able to keep the nostalgic rocket ship as the town improves a park's playground.
Spearfish City Council is considering short-term rental regulations and will take community opinions into account before making any decisions.
Transitioning from military life to the civilian world can be even more difficult after having been to war.
Scams tend to target individuals who may be more susceptible due to their trust or vulnerability
Spearfish is currently using a temporary road surface to navigate through the winter season.
The support helps patients access and complete their breast cancer treatment journey.
In an effort to collect signatures for a petition, voter registration is a requirement.
West River is prepared for a residential expansion in Box Elder.
Approximately 70 authors are anticipated to participate at the festival
Renovation of the theater portion of the building is expected to start soon
The Black Hills Farmers Market has been operating year-round for the past six years
The owners of Henry’s Books have until Oct.5 window to raise $45,000
