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In October, Deadwood saw the first million-dollar month in sports betting since its beginning in 2021.
A deputy in North Dakota was killed during the pursuit of a stolen vehicle Wednesday.
They are accused of having knowledge of the crimes and not reporting them to the police.
As the Hope Center's resources come to an end, community groups rally to help fill gaps in services for the homeless.
South Dakota's 2023 proposed budget sees improvements to the state's judicial system.
President Biden signed an executive order on Wednesday that aims to make it easier for Native Americans to access federal funding and have greater autonomy over how to invest those funds.
Friends of the Children-He Sapa is an organization that focuses on Native American youth, and helping them graduate high school or achieve their GED.
According to the forecast, northwest winds ranging from 20 to 30 miles per hour, with gusts up to 55 miles per hour, will blow fine dust into the air, causing poor air quality.
Some butcher shops in South Dakota have closed or no longer accept wild game and some only process wild meat if it’s pre-skinned and deboned by the customer.
Rapid City women's prison faces a funding deficit; Noem proposes one-time funds for completion.
On Dec. 9 at Douglas High School you can buy some of the tech club creations, like hand-made made cutting boards.
The South Dakota Unified Judicial System is warning the public about a phone scam threatening arrest for missing jury duty.
A sprinkler system gives firefighters a hand at the Hot Springs VA Medical Center.
Tuesday, the Rapid City Rush hockey team helped spread the holiday spirit.
On Monday, the Sturgis City Council voted to move forward with a five-year deal with American Flat Track to implement an A-M-A street racing event on the last Sunday of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
Federal officials said they know that air traffic controllers are under immense strain, but it could take years to fully address the factors behind it.
During the investigation, authorities seized over four pounds of suspected ketamine.
South Dakota has passed a balanced budget for 134 years. Gov. Kristi Noem says that tradition will continue because of the state's economic strength.
On Tuesday, Paul Mitchell the School in Rapid City held their 27th annual Give With Heart food drive.
After closing the doors to its physical Rapid City campus in 2019, the National American University building off Highway 16 will soon be used to care for children from the Black Hills Children’s Home in Rockerville.
New rules for helicopter tours around Mount Rushmore will impact a tourism company.
Dakota Daughters will perform their play on Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the Saint Andrews Episcopal Church, which sits on former boarding school land. The play starts at 6:15 p.m. and a Q & A will follow.
Experience the magic of the holidays with the 1880 Holiday Express train ride to the North Pole.
Crews worked through the weekend to get to the base of the shaft to learn what the problem actually was that caused the shaft to shift to the south.
A gun factory in upstate New York with a history stretching back to the 19th century is scheduled to close in March, according to a letter from the company to union officials.
After losing his vision, a Rapid City man found faith in a place he used to only use to warm up his food, helping him fight instability and addiction.