13 restaurants are offering their regular menus, in addition to featured menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner that are only available during Restaurant Week which begins Wednesday and goes through the weekend.
The largest historic building in Deadwood will be renovated into South Dakota's first sportsbook. It's expected to open the day after Thanksgiving 2021.
The Eagle Butte Mine near Gillette is just one of Wyoming’s 16 coal mines still up and running. The state’s coal workforce has significantly shrunk in the past months, and President Joe Biden’s climate change executive order isn’t helping the industry.
For the past 127 years, the Wesch-Oak Building has stood on Hot Spring’s River Street, one of the town’s historic sandstone buildings. Now, the city is saying the building must come down.
The Fort Robinson Outbreak Spiritual Run is a way for youth to remember the few Northern Cheyenne who survived the Jan. 9, 1879, breakout from Fort Robinson, Nebraska,
The Torching of the Trees is an event where Sturgis residents can bring their Christmas trees to bins on Ballpark Road across from the Elementary School. Those trees will then be burned in a bonfire on Friday at the north side of the Sturgis Community Center.
The state of Wyoming could lose more than $300 million in tax revenue per year if President-elect Joe Biden prohibits oil and gas companies from leasing federal land for drilling activity, according to a study.
Dale Lamphere, a BHSU alumn, best known for his Dignity of Earth and Sky sculpture in Chamberlain, has been working with Black Hills State University to create a work of art of their own.
A temporary COVID memorial and service took place in Pierre, South Dakota on Thanksgiving. Organizers hoped it would symbolize the empty seats many would be seeing on that Thanksgiving holiday.
With communities across the country pushing to defund the police, Meade County is adopting a budget that will increase funding for law enforcement next year.
The legislation is intended to help improve the recruitment and retention of professional educators in tribal and rural communities, pending it passes through the United States Senate.
Christopher Gengler, a volunteer firefighter of Spearfish fire department for 30-plus years, responded to a call on Sunday night and was suspected of drinking alcohol beforehand.