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Children, families and neighbors going hungry. They don’t know where their next meal is coming from. They’re considered ‘food insecure’.

Three people have died in a plane crash in northwest Nebraska.

Community members invited to the Black Hills Runners Club Annual Turkey Trot 5k

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, South Dakota’s Fire Marshal has released a statement reminding Rapid City citizens of the critical importance of fire safety.

It’s almost Thanksgiving and some Rapid City employees weight in through a survey about their upcoming plans and traditions.

It’s not every day the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office and Rapid City Police Department get to train for a real-life hostage scenario. But law enforcement and special forces got the opportunity to execute their annual full team training using real-life hostage scenarios with real-life people.

RCPD asking for the public's help in locating two missing teens

Red dresses hang for Missing and Murdered Indigenous women and children

South Dakota and Wyoming’s governors voice timber harvesting concerns

Nine different trees are available including local trees the Black Hills Spruce and the Ponderosa Pine.

State lawmakers are looking at ways that they can tackle the housing shortage currently plaguing South Dakota.

After a recent tragedy in Wisconsin leaves 5 dead and more than 40 injured

A light hearted tradition Mayor Allender hopes to see continued

After several months of feedback and planning, the South Dakota Department of Health has their application portal for medical marijuana ID cards open.

On Saturday, an early-morning single-vehicle crash near Box Elder resulted in the death of one person.

On November, 10, South Dakota Highway Patrol Service Dog Handler William Berry was presented with the 2021 William J. Janklow Officer of the Year Award.

He’s the fourth person to leave the position in three years.

Representative Dusty Johnson signed onto the ‘Sunshine Protection Act’ to get rid of the “fall back” time change.

Felony drug arrests are still at a ‘disastrous’ rate

Rapid City could be seeing more alcohol in its future

All 50 states are expected to see funds come in to assist in major infrastructure projects specific to the area.

The South Dakota Speaker of the House and the Legislative Research Council will face a second lawsuit from newspaper organizations regarding his decision to not release the names of the people signed onto the special session petition.

“This is a tough time in the world,” says Ruth Conway, who is volunteering at the event, “and in Rapid City here, we know there’s a lot of families in need. This allows them to get together and have a big dinner they might not otherwise get to have. That family closeness and support... that’s what gets people by.”

The RaiderWerx cell provides tools like computers, 3-D printers, and even a podcast studio to develop new ideas for the branch.

The South Dakota Democratic Party has paid a hefty fine to rid itself of an FEC investigation.

The Pennington County Sheriff’s Office releases data regularly concerning drugs in the community. However, the Unified Narcotics Enforcement, or UNET, who often go undercover to fight against drugs, say those reports aren’t capturing the full scope of the drug epidemic in Pennington County. “I’ve been involved in drug investigations off and on since 2012,” says Sgt. Casey Kenrick, UNET’s Supervisor, “and it’s exploded exponentially in those almost nine years. It’s to a level where I didn’t think this area would get to.”

If CDC Directory, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, signs off on the recommendation, the vote will make it clear that the FDA and CDC both recommend every adult get a booster six months after full vaccination.

Governor Kristi Noem's office is now in search of a full-time chief of staff.

U.S. Secretary Pete Buttigieg today announced that the Biden Administration will award $23.8 million for two projects in the state of South Dakota through the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) discretionary grants program

The Wyoming Department of Health has issued a statement claiming that Norovirus is likely among the reasons behind increased reports gastrointestinal-related illnesses that have been reported recently in Wyoming.