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.
On Wednesday, September 6, Western Dakota Tech’s controlled environment agriculture program released a batch of the fish they raised into Rapid City’s waterways.
The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe banned a teacher, principal, and superintendent from reservation lands after a child abuse allegation at Dupree Elementary School.
South Dakota Mines replicate Martian magma conditions, revealing critical minerals and insight into the planet's geological history and possible future planetary exploration.
Lost and Found, a suicide prevention organization, has partnered with Black Hills State University in hopes of bettering the school's mental health services.
It’s that time of year again when kids across KOTA Territory head back to school and safety is on the forefront of parents minds especially with the uptick of violence. Pennington County Sergeant Jesse Fagerland says the 2023 Resource Officers in Rapid City are gearing up and ready to go for the schoolyear.
Radon is colorless, tasteless, odorless and is the second leading cause of lung cancer. It is suggested that schools test for radon, we asked if RCAS conducts radon testing in any schools, but received no response.
The offices of Gov. Kristi Noem and the South Dakota Department of Education told News Watch the state is not applying because summer meal programs are already offered and it’s too challenging to administer the program.
Summer vacation is winding down, and students are preparing to go back to school. Once school is back in session it could put a strain on companies that rely on students.
Rapid City high school student organize a community drive to aid students lacking school supplies, aiming to boost education rates by providing necessary items.
In 2023, there has been an increase in notable cardiac arrest cases among young athletes. What could be causing these cases, and how to prevent your athlete from suffering a similar fate?
Gearing up for the new school year, Oberlander says, “OneHeart is hosting a “Ready, Set and Learn” back to school event for families currently living in the residential towers.”
Jessica Afrank, the new IGNITE coordinator, worked as a correctional officer with the jail, then transitioned to the state's attorney office before accepting this job.
President of John Witherspoon College said he is ready to rebrand the church with its own separate building, apart from Real-Life church of the Nazarene.
Samuel Barnes, a student at Rapid City Stevens High School, earns a top ACT score of 36. Only one-quarter of 1% of students who take the ACT accomplish it.
Black Hills State University's funding gap equals about $9 million. Dr. Laurie Nichols suggests slowly closing the gap, adding $3 million to the budget.
There are currently more than 7,000 languages in the world, with around 1500 known languages at risk of extinction. To help preserve one of those languages, the Lakota Language Consortium has a program that is trying to keep the Lakota dialect alive.