Talgat Almanov
Digital Content Producer
Atlanta News First
Talgat Almanov began his journalism journey working at several media companies in Central Asia. He is fluent in three languages and has experience in shooting, editing, and producing content and documentary films. He graduated from New York University with a MA in journalism. After graduation, Talgat worked as an MMJ/Reporter in NYC covering stories on human rights, politics, social injustice, and international news. Prior to relocating to Atlanta, Talgat worked as a digital producer at KOTA/KEVN in South Dakota.
Police said 10-year-old Kisasi Ramsess had been critically injured and was hospitalized when the crash happened Tuesday.
The coach was removed from the sidelines by a police officer and taken into custody during a Georgia high school football game.
Chick-fil-A is set to open two new restaurant concepts aimed at cutting down wait times.
The older you get, the more scammers target you. So be alert.
A Rapid City police officer got an early morning surprise cruising downtown.
This year's Buffalo Chip featured over 100 of the Sturgis Rally's finest bikes
Fish Wildfire is expected to continue to spread for several days.
MNV cases reported in Minnehaha and Spink Counties.
There are currently 1,644 children in the custody of DSS.
Water line breaks in two Rapid City neighborhoods.
Mark Vargo: It is my intention to return to the Pennington County State’s Attorney’s Office after serving in this role.
Regents update transfer policy for seamless academic transition.
Pennington County Search and Rescue saves children in the Badlands.
The Department of Social Services offers air conditioning assistance to South Dakotans.
Children as young as 6 month old are now eligible for COVID shots.
Beginning June 20, the Trolley will operate on a Monday to Friday schedule.
Rusty Wallace has been named as 2022 Sturgis Rally Grand Marshal.
South Dakota Mines donates several thousand hours of community service
Two hikers were rescued after being injured at Black Elk Peak.
U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancers, assigned to the 34th Bomb Squadron arrived at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, for a Bomber Task Force mission
Rapid City man arrested after shots fired in construction zone
Col. Seth Spanier recently assumed the position as the 28thBomb Wing vice commander
No death penalty for a New York man charged with counts of premeditated first-degree murder.
The state Department of Public Safety releases the name of a man killed in a crash Friday.
New funding to improve tribal water and sanitation systems earmarked by the federal government.
The Journey Museum & Learning Center and city of Rapid City are slated to commemorate the 50th of the 1972 Black Hills Flood
Deadwood man charged for child pornography possession
28-year-old man sentenced to federal prison for drugs and firearms
Rapid City commemorates 50th anniversary of the flood in 1972
Monument Health to invest in West River Health Science Center
Three West River schools get a dose of fitness
Federal jury found a Sioux Falls man guilty for heroin and fentanyl distribution.
Chip seal and fog seal projects scheduled to begin on S.D. Highway 87 and U.S. Highway 18
A Rapid City woman sentenced to 20 years in Federal Prison
Monument Health is one of 400 health systems getting grants from the American Cancer Society
