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“The simple act of receiving a new pair of shoes makes a lasting impact on a child’s life.”

The position of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Liaison would also help an organization right here in the Black Hills.

The 17th annual parade of trees is happening at the South Dakota Mines, except this year no trees were involved.

The National Weather Service radar in New Underwood went down for several days earlier this month.

Francie Fortune is described as a dedicated, loyal, and compassionate person who pours all of herself into helping people who come to SunCatcher.

South Dakota Attorney General’s Office announced the creation of a position to help coordinate investigations into the disappearance and murder of Indigenous people.

Giving gifts to children on the Cheyenne River Reservation has been a tradition lasting more than 30 years for the Cheyenne River Youth Project. Now, people from all over the country donate to bring joy to everyone during the holidays.

While some areas of Sheridan Lake are closed for the season; people can still get on the lake to fish.

Students showcase their artistic talents while raising funds for their after-school programs.

The ceremony at Camp Rapid Tuesday marked a historic moment in the history of the South Dakota Army National Guard.

The community event allowed local children to shop for presents for themselves and their families.

One major concern is the quantity and quality of water not only in South Dakota but across the nation. While South Dakota's water isn't critical, one panelist says it's not too early to prepare.

A recent study found that 47% of South Dakota counties do not have mental health providers. So, the Southern Plains Behavioral Health Center in Winner became a saving grace for Lyn, who is diagnosed with schizophrenia.

The public will finally get to see the first of an estimated 100 new U.S. Air Force bombers; many of them coming to Ellsworth Air Force Base this decade.

When opened in 2025, the Black Hills Children's Museum will house more than 40 interactive and immersive exhibits.

Rapid City woman faces life in prison if she is convicted for murdering her boyfriend.

Visit Rapid City CEO Brook Kaufman said that the generosity of the lodging businesses shows how pivotal the LNI is to the Rapid City community.

The sleigh bells of Saint Nicholas are back, and he is at Uptown Rapid.

Rapid City Solid Waste Division encourages the Rapid City community to drop off unwanted holiday lights at 17 bins located around the city.

City parks and recreation crews had to wait a while before they could collect leaves to protect rose beds this winter.

There might be a nice Christmas gift for drivers as gas prices continue to drop; albeit slowly.

Consumers flooded the streets last weekend in search of the best holiday deals.

Social Security recipients will get a nice holiday gift at the end of the year; a pretty good hike in benefits.

Federal grand jury indicts a Kyle man for second-degree murder.

It took hundreds of course hours over 13 weeks before these 39 law enforcement officers earned their certification.

Sobriety checkpoints are a good reminder to avoid hitting the road after having "one too many" drinks during the holidays.

Going to the dogs is such a great idea that the event will continue through the weekend.

One of the last World War II veterans in the Dakotas has passed away.

The Winter Market connects shoppers to businesses that can fulfill all their holiday needs.

According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, 99% of businesses in South Dakota are small businesses.