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According to MENTOR: The National Mentoring Agency one in three children are growing up without a positive adult mentor in their life.

The Black Hills Farmers Market has been operating year-round for the past six years

The owners of Henry’s Books have until Oct.5 window to raise $45,000

More than a dozen arborists, vegetation specialists, and landscape professionals gathered at the Black Hills National Cemetery Wednesday morning to touch up the grounds.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 27% of renters live in poverty due to a lack of affordable housing.

The emergency management call center in Campbell County, Wyoming went down, meaning people were unable to get in touch with 911 dispatchers.

The man shot by police in a confrontation during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally pleads not guilty.

The Rapid City Council finalized the city budget for the 2024 fiscal year on Monday.

When we first reported on this story, the main issue most tenants had was how consistent the guidelines for the park were.

Representative Johnson worked closely with the Oglala Sioux Tribe and Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe for months to develop the bill.

One person died Tuesday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash 5 miles north of Parmelee, S.D.

South Dakota’s Highway Patrol is conducting an investigation into the crash and has released only preliminary information thus far.

Diane Wilson is the featured author at the South Dakota Book Festival. Wilson, a multi-award-winning author also works in food sovereignty, which she says inspires some of her novels.

Approval of indoor shooting range regulations by the Rapid City Council moved forward on Monday.

Will X cost you to stay connected? Elon Musk did not discuss what the subscription price would be at this time.

Public access AED community project officially launches in Spearfish to help save lives.

The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally only ended a month ago, but that doesn't stop the Sturgis Buffalo Chip from prepping for next year's event.

If the government does shutdown, it will be the first one since 2019.

Hire the Hills gives one-on-one interaction with potential employers to help find applicants a good job for their experience.

The award is to encourage highschool and college students to get involved in local politics

Phillip Chips faces a first degree murder charge, and is currently in Pennington County Jail.

Jacob Jumping Eagle and Craig Returns From Scout facing first-degree murder charges.

Sheriff Mueller said six months ago they lacked 30 correctional officers, and increasing wages will help.

Buffalo Chip's decade long tradition of quirky lost and found items continues.

Police are looking for a driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash.

September marks the beginning of National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and starting this Fall, the Rapid City Counselors are launching three new counseling groups that look to turn awareness into intervention and prevention.

Has the phrase "there should be a class for adulting” come to your mind? That's just what you can find during the Needles and Noodles classes at the Sturgis Public Library.

Carmen Hansen of the John T. Vucurevhic Foundation talks about the upcoming speaking engagement by the former president of Liberia.

Journey On - L.O.S.S. team works alongside law enforcement when there is a suicide-related death. The 5k on Sept. 23 keeps this team active in our community.

Ann Charles's 13th book, 'TimeReaping in Deadwood,' in her Deadwood series will be released on Sept. 28.