Aaron Dickens

Judge orders Ravnsborg interrogation videos to be taken down, also has a message for Governor Kristi Noem

The owner of the store sued the city in 2017 after the council voted by a 6-4 vote to revoke his permit

Several days of below-freezing temperatures are now coming to an end.But for one single mother, her struggle is far from over.

Rolling blackouts have not happened in the Black Hills as of yet. KOTA Territory News spoke with the CEO of West River Electric if it’s possible here.

Business owner Rita O’Connell said President Biden’s decision came at the worst time. She said her construction company just invested $100,000 in the canceled project

The pandemic and political climate are contributing factors to a rise in social media addiction, a local counselor says.

After a car ran a red light on the corner of West Boulevard and Omaha Street, three people were sent to the hospital for serious injuries.

Because of the pandemic, the airport lost its direct route to Phoenix Sky Harbor through American Airlines. Officials are also still waiting to hear if seasonal flights to San Francisco, Los Angeles and Newark will be restored.

Fire near Lemmon

One Rapid City couple decided to attend the Capitol Hill events on Wednesday in hopes of watching history unfold.

Gunshots fired by juveniles led to a standoff with Rapid City Tuesday night. The suspected minors responsible are still being searched for, according to police

Two local doctors said they’re encouraged with the direction we’re going.

3,000 Christmas lights all in sync with a song. Have you seen this Box Elder home yet?

Rose Mary Kor tested positive for COVID-19, and as her symptoms worsened, doctors told her that the Rapid City hospital was not taking any new patients. “I said you have got to be kidding me. What do you do? It was just disbelief,” she said.

Custer County judges won't hold court in Custer after the passage of a new ordinance that allows the public to carry firearms inside the courthouse, but not inside the courtrooms.

"Who is enforcing it then? Nobody right now. It’s kind of a request, a mask request.”

Lawsuits challenging mail-in ballots have been filed in Pennsylvania and Republican Attorneys General from 10 states, including Jason Ravnsborg from South Dakota, are now getting involved.

Gas prices continue to rise in the Black Hills