Kid Rock will return to the Buffalo Chip's Wolfman Jack Stage Aug. 8, 2021, for the 81st annual Rally and the 40th anniversary of the campground.
The South Dakota Department of Health is reporting 2,138 new COVID-19 cases and 39 new deaths for the past 48 hours.
Starting Nov. 30, RCAS students will physically be in classrooms Monday through Thursday, on Fridays students will have an e-learning day.
NDN Collective will use its $12 million to support smaller Native American groups working on climate justice work over the course of three years.
Gov. Kristi Noem announced on Thanksgiving that she’s going to be a grandma.
A tweet from the department’s Twitter account said that the Nov. 27 update will include new case numbers for Nov. 26 and Nov. 27.
The annual event happens at 6 p.m. Dec. 3 in Harley-Davidson Rally Point Plaza.
Using a diesel locomotive, it’s an hour-long train ride that Santa boards at the halfway point.
South Dakota’s biggest solar project to date has been approved to be built near New Underwood.
The South Dakota Department of Health reported 1,283 additional coronavirus cases Wednesday, bringing the total known cases in the state to 76,142. Active cases declined by nearly 1,300 to 15,312.
Pennington County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Rapid City man for shooting and killing a 19-year-old.
Since South Dakotans learned about the lawsuit to block Amendment A, the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office’s Facebook rating dropped.
With tribal reservation COVID-19 rules, student-athletes aren’t able to participate in winter and spring SDHSAA sports. The SDHSAA addressed the issue in a special session Tuesday.
Sioux Falls police said the victim had fallen asleep in the back seat of a car. When he woke up, he was out of the car and felt pain in his abdomen and realized he had been shot.
Services will resume Saturday, Nov. 28.
Empty chairs will sit on the Capitol grounds in Pierre on Thanksgiving morning to remember the more than 800 lives lost so far to COVID-19 in South Dakota.
Thanksgiving is the day with the most frequent kitchen and structure fires in the United States.
The 1,011 new cases bring the state total to 74,859, of those cases, 16,657 are currently active.
Rep. Dusty Johnson tweeted Monday night that while he supported Trump’s right to challenge Joe Biden’s electoral victories in court, these efforts have not been successful.
All week, flags at half mass will honor the lives of former president Theresa “Huck” Two Bulls and Paul Little, the former Oglala District council member.
South Dakota’s “Mount Rushmore’s American Pride” float will once again appear in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
A new gallery has opened at the Dahl Arts Center featuring work by a Wyoming native.
Jim Bradford was a member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe and had a career as a school teacher before he began his political career.
The South Dakota Capitol Building will soon be glowing with holiday cheer.
Scammers are using the holidays and the current pandemic to steal money and South Dakotan's personal information, DHS Secretary Shawnie Rechtenbaugh said.
The suspect entered the casino with a handgun. He assaulted an employee as he grabbed her, demanded money and took her back to the casino’s register.
A School of Mines student died after crashing into an RV in Rapid City on Friday only weeks before his graduation.
State health officials reported no new COVID-19 deaths in South Dakota Monday, though active cases and current hospitalizations rose.
If the ordinance passes, it will take effect for the month of December.
Police are currently investigating a robbery that happened at a Rapid City Subway on North Street.
Deadwood’s Historic Adams House will launch you into the holiday spirit as it opens for self-guided Christmas tours this December.
The lawsuit cites two reasons Amendment A violates South Dakota’s constitution: that the current amendment process has a “one-subject rule” adopted two years ago by voters.
The new deaths bring the state’s total to 741. One victim was in their 50s, four were in their 60s, eight in their 70s, and 23 were over age 80.
Both first-time and continued unemployment claims continued to trend downward in South Dakota’s latest jobs report.
Will COVID-19 affect how you travel this Thanksgiving?
Tomi Lahren doesn’t like the sound of a mask mandate in her hometown.
Health officials have reported 280 COVID-19 deaths since Nov. 1, making it by far the deadliest month of the pandemic. A total of 202 South Dakotans died from the disease in October, which had been the previous high for a single month.
As of 8:39 a.m., 268 public comments were submitted to the city on the proposed mask ordinance. If you want your comment included on the agenda, they must be submitted on the city's website by noon Thursday.
A person of interest was detained nearby and authorities found a handgun close to the apartment complex.
Governor Mark Gordon says the proposed cuts would lay off 62 state employees and eliminate 44 vacant positions.
The special session is slated for 5:30 p.m. Thursday. The public has been asked to give input too.
“I don’t want to approach a policy or a mandate, looking to make people feel good. I want to do good,” Gov. Noem said.
The South Dakota Department of Health reported a spike in COVID-19 deaths Wednesday.
The public is encouraged to submit comments by completing an online public comment form found in the Community Bookmark Section of the City’s homepage.
A dead body was found near Rapid Creek on Thursday morning.
Following an outbreak at Mike Durfee State Prison, a third South Dakota inmate has died from the infection.
“Credits from these 100% online certificates can even integrate with associate and bachelor’s degree programs at public institutions across the state.”
Rapid City hasn’t made a call yet. Allender is calling a Common Council meeting Thursday to “contemplate a mask mandate."
Health officials also reported 1,006 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, bringing the total known cases in South Dakota to 67,284.