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There are more than a hundred cases of drones flying too close to aircraft's around the nation.

The Lawrence County Jail was designed in 1974 and has reached a point where it’s time to build a new one.

The Rapid City Police Department promoted two sergeants to lieutenants on Thursday.

Game, Fish and Parks will give more than $48,000 to the college to help create and maintain mountain bike trails on campus.

The Hope Center is where many people go when they need some help.

Central States Fair is happening with new events

To keep the community safe, a new plan is in place

Make-A-Wish takes teen on a train ride.

Carnival sets up at the Rushmore Mall

Nationally, people continue to protest and demand change for law enforcement.

The 52nd Red Cloud Indian Art Show was moved online for 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

For Rachel Grant and Adante Carter, this is a reunion of sorts. Former classmates at Stevens High School, they last danced together eight years ago.

Supporting community members in Sturgis.

Donating platelets can help save many people.

Rapid City’s Parks and Recreation department felt the weight of the pandemic with the opening of park facilities this summer.

Rapid City will see more pop-up libraries.

Fitzgerald Stadium will get a complete facelift, thanks to money from the Rapid City Vision Fund.

When visiting a restaurant the CDC recommends wearing a face covering when not eating, washing your hands properly, and social distancing when possible. One way people are enjoying their favorite restaurants while staying safe is to choose outdoor seating.

Shopping at the farmers market.

How is the bike industry doing during the pandemic?

Growing chickens in the backyard is illegal in Rapid City limits right now...but could that be changing?

Lee Weber is remembered by his family, as a grieving community prepares to lay him to rest.

Award-winning author, producer, and director, Sean Covel, talks about his latest release of children’s books.

Two Sturgis policemen receive recognition but they think they are just doing their job.

Officials plan to reduce the size of the search efforts for a missing Pierre man who is presumed to have drowned Friday afternoon on the Missouri River south of the Oahe Dam.

Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity continues to help those in the community.

The sign is open to interpretation

Even though pride month is over, pride week for Rapid City is about to begin.

The Hope Center continues to help those in need.

Dakota Market Square, the complex that used to house the old K-Mart on East North Street used to be, is nearing completion.