According to a survey conducted by American century investments, compared to two years ago, retirees don’t see the current situation as a problem for their long-term prosperity.
ReStore could win the $6,000 prize for this year's aluminum collecting challenge. You can be a part of the winning team, by donating your aluminum cans.
On May 16 the Security Forces Squadron at Ellsworth Air Force Base and a team from the Pennington County Sheriff's Office, and Rapid City Police Department will play a competitive game of softball.
Rhea Tippmann of How to Grow, emphasizes the importance native wildflowers play in our ecosystem, she says wildflowers are more weather resistant and less susceptible to pests and disease.
As we age, living at home can become a risk to your quality of life. The Voices for Home Modifications of the Dakotas Project aims to keep people in their homes for a long time.
The 3rd Annual Cinco de Meow, combines Cinco de Mayo and pets, an odd combination for a good cause. Money raised from Cinco de Meow will help to spay/neuter animals.
National Volunteer Week is just a reminder to get involved in your community. The Helpline Center's website shares options to volunteer, whether it be a one-time action or recurring.
All fees, except for tires, are waived at the Rapid City Landfill from April 17 - April 21. Before you take your "trash" to the landfill stop by the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and it could be another person's treasure.
Working with the South Dakota Mines and military experts, the Black Hills Defense and Industry Symposium gives insight into what is happening in western South Dakota.
The Black Hills Indian Artist Market & Spring Fashion Show on April 1, features artists, a fashion show, and a presentation on the Native American boarding school experience.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America, and cardiologists at Monument Health say early detection is the key to fighting this silent killer.
Hardwood or carpet, blue cabinets or black cabinets, organizers of the Black Hills Home Builders Association Home Show break down trends in home renovations.
Doris Lauing remains heavily involved in the day-to-day operations of her family's ranch and is the South Dakota Stockgrowers Association Executive Director.
Western Dakota Technical College offers over $1 million in scholarships available for students. The college hopes the combination of scholarships and finding affordable housing the college will begin to help close the worker shortage South Dakota is experiencing.
To celebrate 35 years of helping South Dakota communities, the South Dakota Community Foundation launched the "Vision 35" campaign to raise $3.5 million to help even more towns.
The aurora borealis kept photographers up into the early hours of the morning capturing the full light show. Jenny Piersall says her hours of scouting were well-rewarded with colorful photos.
The final part of our Febr-u-ary heart health series is on heart failure. Currently, there are about 64 million people worldwide living with this deadly condition. As our final Febr-u-ary heart health series comes to an end, our focus is not only on the prevention of heart failure but how to recognize the symptoms.
On Valentine’s day, the focus is always on someone else’s but February is also Heart Health Awareness Month where the focus shifts to our own hearts. We spoke with a Cardiologist at Monument Health and go heart to heart with tips for your health.
Are you stressed? You’re not alone. 48 percent of Americans live with hypertension. In the second of our three-part Febr-U-ary Heart Health series, we joined cardiac rehabilitation experts at Monument Health’s gym to find out how a healthy lifestyle can help you combat the risk.
After having a baby, Tori Kutz wanted a healthy option of granola that didn't include preservatives. So, Kutz made her own granola which turned into Mama's Batch Granola.
Michael Alexand of Wyoming is now a two-time, award-winning author with his books, 'Boarded Windows, Dead Leaves' and 'Conjured Darkness: Six Macabre Tales.'