Community

The Department of Tourism and SDDOT have been working together to revitalize South Dakota’s existing Interstate rest areas and welcome centers for the traveling public.

Homeowners have a month to clean out their garages, attics, and closets as the 52nd annual City-Wide Cleanup Week is just around the corner.

A mineral withdrawal would protect natural resources around Rapid City and Ellsworth Air Force Base, as well as protect cultural and natural resources within the watershed.

Youth and Family services needs volunteers for their annual kids fair.

Here in South Dakota, several influential and progressive women made a lasting mark on the state, paving the way for today’s women.

The use of a sleeping pill occasionally would cause no harm- but if used frequently, sleeping pills can become addictive, changing your ability to fall asleep.

If you begin to notice a pattern of sleepless nights, it could be because there is a different underlying cause- a sleeping disorder.

Getting enough sleep is crucial to children during key developmental stages, and a lack of sleep when you are young can continue to affect behaviors and learning patterns well into the future.

A midnight snack seems like a good idea, but the food you eat during the day may be the reason you are up in the middle of the night. Your diet may be the cause of those restless nights.

Not getting enough sleep can affect more than just your day. Today we'll take a look at how relaxing your body and mind before bed can help you get a better night's sleep

Throughout South Dakota's history, women have had an impact on politics.

Wednesday is International Women's Day, and women at Miner Brewing Company in Hill City are making their mark in the male-dominated industry.

Parents express concern over where students will go to school following potential Canyon Lake closure.

The final part of our Febr-u-ary heart health series is on heart failure. Currently, there are about 64 million people worldwide living with this deadly condition. As our final Febr-u-ary heart health series comes to an end, our focus is not only on the prevention of heart failure but how to recognize the symptoms.

A mining exploration in Custer could cause some issues among the community.

Rachel and Ross Pfeifle overcame many hurdles to welcome their daughter, Harper Grace, into the world.

The verdict is in. After almost two weeks in the courtroom, a jury has found Arnson Absolu guilty on all counts of first-degree murder.

The verdict is in. After almost two weeks in the courtroom, a jury has found Arnson Absolu guilty on all counts of first-degree murder.

Grand Gateway Hotel owner asking for ‘change of venue’ in simple assault trial

While the Rapid City Fire Department doesn't respond to many ice rescues in a season; they do get some and the training they need to save lives is critical.

While an entertaining event, cutting is a critical skill on the ranch.

Feeding South Dakota and South Dakota Mines support the community on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Some advice on when and how to ease your child into owning a cell phone and the dangers that can come with it.

Cancer survivor puts her job skills to work helping other patients.

Providing essential services for the community, OneHeart in downtown Rapid City celebrates 2nd anniversary.

A 34-year-old Rapid City man charged with attempted murder makes his first court appearance.

Innovation & technology combine in the Assistive Technology department of Black Hills works, providing independence

New Year's resolutions can be great; if you are not overly ambitious.

Safety tips for when, where and how you can set off fireworks on New Year's Eve.

Humane Society of the Black Hills running out of room as more people give up their pets.