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Lead-Deadwood School district is having student enrollment issues.

After eight months of rebuilding, Cheyenne Crossing is back up and running.

For most teens, graduation means parties and time with family and friends.

A dozen Republican governors are sending Guard soldiers to the southern border this summer due to the illegal immigration crisis.

Learning how to manage money, can help you avoid overworking yourself, and feeling burnt-out.

More than 100 volunteers showed up to help beautify Box Elder by picking up garbage, trash, and other debris.

Earth Day Hiking Challenge has been extended due to trail conditions caused by recent rainstorms.

Two Rapid City brothers were convicted of selling meth.

The downtown parking structure project began in January and is estimated for completion in late fall.

Police are asking anyone with information about Blue Legs’ whereabouts to contact them immediately.

Patient advocacy organizations will assist with education and applications for individuals and families

The Little Free Pantry is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week for people to pick up or donate non-perishable food items and other necessities.

Dakota Butcher grilled about 2,000 burgers in three cities for free-will donators

The Rapid City Police Department states that the man that died in Tuesdays Star Village shooting had a gun, but a neighbor claims, that might not be true.

A program called IGNITE is spreading to law enforcement offices all over the country. The program focuses on giving incarcerated people the opportunity to help themselves by teaching them job skills and a chance at education.

Rapid City Fire Department evacuated homes on Racine Street because of a gas leak.

As part of the DOL Nursing Expansion Grant Program, the grant begins June 1, 2023, and will be administered over a five-year period.

The Special Education Report is released annually by June 1.

Newly-obtained affidavits appear to support claims that accounts tied to T. Denny Sanford were the focus of multiple hacking and phishing attempts.

On June 3 unity will be showered over The Monument at the Two-Spirit Pow-Wow, where everyone will have the chance to participate in the Sacred Circle.

The Wyoming National Guard appreciates the support and understanding of the public during Vigilant Guard 23-3.

Among the agenda items under consideration by the City’s Legal and Finance Committee, Wednesday will be an update on the March 2023 sales tax report.

The Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation’s mission is to honor, protect, and preserve the culture, traditions, and living heritage of the Indians of North America.

If you noticed a billow of smoke this afternoon don’t worry. Rapid City Fire department responded and contained a fire that broke out in Forest Products.

Pactola and Deerfield reservoirs have increased their water flow at the request of the city on Tuesday.

The potential sale of this parking lot to 11 Main Street LLC has left businesses adjacent to ask questions about what that will mean for their customers.

John Allred with Black Hills State University says that working while attending college can be beneficial, but too much work can cause wanted stress.

There are many ways someone can express themselves; one area artist is choosing to do so through her art while also bringing together the South Dakota community.

The program started in Genesee County, Michigan, under the leadership of Sheriff Chris Swanson.

One of two men injured during an officer-involved shooting in Rapid City has died.