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Today (Wednesday) marks the calendar for National Gardening Day

" I didn't think I was going to be playing football again, the first thing I thought when I got cancer was shoot, I might die," When Brett Lamb was ready to return to Spearfish new Head Coach Josh Breske told Lamb he would be welcome back and the team would have his scholarship waiting for him.

A wrestling tournament in Sioux Falls has been linked to a COVID-19 outbreak. The Northland Youth Wrestling Association State Wrestling Tournament took place between March 31 and April 3.

There were 225 new COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday in South Dakota.

Governor Kristi Noem put out a statement this morning on Twitter about the ongoing crisis of illegal immigration at our southern border which has seen a significant increase since President Biden took office.

Governor Kristi Noem has sent a letter to the Biden administration in an effort to hold a Fourth of July fireworks show at Mount Rushmore, after the National Park Service declined to issue permits for the event.

It's Thomas Jefferson's birthday. Did you know he's a reason why there's ice cream?

A Rapid City man’s retrial on first-degree rape charges started Friday.

But would these passports be a useful public health tool or an invasion of medical privacy?

The 28th Medical Group at Ellsworth Air Force Base is transitioning to electronic health record (EHR), MHS Genesis, on April 24.

Today, in an bid for freedom from the confines of COVID-19 and a return to normalcy, Governor Kristi Noem sent President Joe Biden a letter advocating for South Dakota’s Mount Rushmore Fireworks Celebration on the Forth of July.

There were 262 new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday in South Dakota.

Brandon Wickstrom said the cabin belonged to his family and they were inside when he first noticed something out the window.

An air pollution alert for dust has been issued today for the West side of Rapid City until 8 p.m. The alert was issued within the last two hours by the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources and relayed by the National Weather Service.

There were 187 new COVID-19 cases reported on Monday in South Dakota. This brings the state’s total known case number to 119,283, with the state’s current death toll at 1947.

The cause of the fire is under investigation, but it is believed to have started as a structure fire.

Two contracts for the city’s bridge projects were approved on Monday.

Tourism season is right around the corner, and Native American destinations to some help.

Ellsworth B-1 bombers are home Friday after a long-range mission near the Balkan peninsula.

There were 222 new COVID-19 cases reported on Friday in South Dakota. This brings the state’s total known case number to 119,096.

Love them or hate them, the slithering species plays an important part in the ecosystem.

On Wednesday, COVID-19 claimed the life of one more person in South Dakota.

This summer, a severe shortage in seasonal help has the City is facing a dismal outlook for its available public parks and recreation.

Initiated Measure 26 legalizes medical marijuana in South Dakota and will come into effect July 1. Now, the Governor wants to modify the legislation and has three changes in mind.

Almost 50 percent of South Dakotans have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine, pushing closer and closer to the goal of herd immunity, 80 percent of people vaccinated.

More than 50 local pharmacies in South Dakota are administering the vaccine.

On Wednesday there were 295 new COVID-19 cases reported in South Dakota bringing the state’s total known case number to 118,604.

An inmate at the South Dakota State Penitentiary has died by apparent suicide.

An inmate at the South Dakota State Penitentiary has died by apparent suicide.

As of Tuesday there were 163 new COVID-19 infections reported in South Dakota bringing the state’s total known case number to 118,309.