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.
40% of patients experiencing cardiac problems aren’t coming to the hospital due to fear of COVID-19 transmission at the hospital, a Monument Health doctor said Thursday.
As COVID cases continue to be high in South Dakota and the flu virus begins to mix in, a Monument Health doctor shares what they expect to see this influenza season.
This win made PRCA history as Days of ‘76 became the first rodeo to receive small, medium and large outdoor Rodeo of the Year awards while being a Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame inductee.
In mid-November, the number of first-time and continued unemployment claims for South Dakotans fell, according to the South Dakota Department of Labor.
The Tour de Lights began six years ago and has a map including dozens of local homes with extravagant Christmas light displays that you and your family can enjoy this year.
Hill City High School students have ornaments featured on Christmas trees in Washington, D.C. The art depicts scenes and sayings from the Mount Rushmore State.
In an alert from Black Hills Energy, the energy provider said multiple customers have reported this scam. The caller reportedly tells customers they’ve fallen behind on their payments and will have their services shut off if they don’t pay up immediately.
The mental health of teens across South Dakota has been on the decline with surveys showing more kids are considering, attempting and dying by suicide. This year, Pennington County has seen a 233% increase in teen suicide.
One significant change from last week’s mask mandate, Ordinance 64-54 would allow businesses to opt-out but they would have to hang a sign on their door, letting customers know that they will or will not be requiring masks.
Monument Health’s Vice President of Medical Affairs said we shouldn’t look at any number of cases as one big peak but rather look at the ripples, saying only about 10% of South Dakota’s population has been infected so far.
South Dakota expects to receive nearly 8,000 COVID-19 vaccinations as soon as Dec. 15, health officials said during a Tuesday conference call with the state’s health care providers.
"Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens," is set to stream on Dec. 1. The virtual production, featuring 50 performers, will benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.