Jack Siebold

South Dakota, as well as the federal government, has free at-home COVID-19 test kits available.

Rapid City Area Schools superintendent to resign effective the end of this school year.

Governor Noem wants public schools to stay out of protests and lobby activities.

OST police investigating a triple homicide near Manderson.

A 31-year-old Rapid City man was killed in a one-vehicle crash on East Highway 44 Christmas Day.

BHSU sports fans were generous with food and cash donations.

NWS issues air pollution alert for the Rapid City “gap” area Thursday night through Friday morning.

Despite a slight drop in sports wagering, Deadwood sees increase in overall gambling.

Three Rapid City vehicles were burglarized; another stolen, along with four guns.

Threat prompts Rapid City Area Schools to close its facilities Friday.

Lead Police Department help FBI arrest alleged spy.

It is the job market and pandemic that is forcing Monument Health to shut down the Custer Care Center.

Governor Noem floats bill to allow prayer in public schools via a “moment of silence.”

James Haffner faces four charges related to the Jan. 6 riot; an attempt to stop Congress from certifying the presidential election.

A 22-year-old woman from Kyle has been arrested and charged with manslaughter and aggravated assault following a shooting early Monday morning in Rapid City.

Ellsworth’s command chief ousted due to a “lack of professionalism.”

Federal judge won’t allow the government to implement its mandate that Medicare and Medicaid healthcare workers be vaccinated against COVID-19.

Governor Noem picks interim corrections chief  KOTA

Of 17 requests, the Rapid City planning commission approved 16 conditional use permit applications for medical cannabis dispensaries on Wednesday.

Rapid City home is extensively damaged in an early morning fire on Wednesday.