As Election Day approaches, the Journal has interviewed candidates for office in the Rapid City region. The Journal selected races in which there are competitive candidates.
As Election Day approaches, the Journal has interviewed candidates for office in the Rapid City region. The Journal selected races in which there are competitive candidates.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a lower court's decision to block parts of a South Dakota law that would have required ballot petition workers to publicly disclose their personal identification information.
As Election Day approaches, the Journal is interviewing candidates for office in the Rapid City region. The Journal selected races in which there are competitive candidates.
As Election Day approaches, the Journal is interviewing candidates for office in the Rapid City region. The Journal selected races in which there are competitive candidates.
As Election Day approaches, the Journal is interviewing candidates for office in the Rapid City region. The Journal selected races where there are competitive candidates.
As Election Day approaches, the Journal is interviewing candidates for office in the Rapid City region. The Journal selected races where there are competitive candidates.
SIOUX FALLS | South Dakota Senate Republicans in a private 2020 meeting planned how to achieve an already-negotiated outcome to a committee investigating a pair of lawmakers for being intoxicated during legislative proceedings even before the committee had a chance to meet, according to a te…
Vince Vidal, a Rapid City Democrat, announced his candidacy for state House District 33, which includes portions of Pennington and Meade counties.
Republican John Carley has announced that he is running for state Senate in District 29, which encompasses most of Meade County.
Republican Jodie Frye has announced her run for a state House seat representing District 34.
Rapid City attorney Jay Shultz announced that he will run for a seat representing state House District 34, which encompasses west Rapid City.
Elevate Rapid City will be hosting events throughout the month of May to help connect the public with candidates leading up to the June 7 primary election.
The third annual Elevate Rapid City Pro-Business scorecard tracked the votes of area legislators on 14 key bills that Elevate took a stance on during the 2022 Legislative session.
Read through the obituaries published today in Rapid City Journal.
Plus the Thunder girls picked up their first victory of the season in a 4-0 win over the Storm
The Badlands Sabres scored two goals toward the end of the second period Saturday night to get within one of the Great Falls Americans, but they couldn't find an equalizer and fell 6-4 to split their two-game series at Roosevelt Park Ice Arena.
The Rapid City Rush exploded for eight goals and cruised to an 8-2 win over the Allen Americans on Saturday night at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen, Texas. Rapid City won its third consecutive game and sixth over its past seven contests.
PALMDALE, Calif. — Scored by the percussion of a bomber fleet flyover and chants of “USA!” Friday from a wall of Northrop Grumman employees, after seven years of development and a legacy dating back 80, the B-21 Raider was unveiled at Northrop Grumman’s and the U.S. Department of Defense's P…
Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender on the B-21 bomber unveiling
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the death of a worker at a Sioux Falls packaging facility. The Argus Leader reports that OSHA its investigators are speaking with employees and the owner of Bell Inc. to find out what happened. Details about what happened and the identity of the employee were not immediately released. In a statement, Bell Chief Operating Officer Ben Arndt wrote that the company was saddened by the loss of the employee and will cooperate with the investigation. Arndt said that employee safety is a top priority.
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SIOUX FALLS — A South Dakota man is charged with threatening a state official and judge after he allegedly faxed a message to a local TV station saying he planned to kill Gov. Kristi Noem and allegedly emailed a threat to a judge.
After about 4.5 hours of deliberation on Thursday, a Pennington County jury found 36-year-old Ashley Peltier guilty of first-degree manslaughter for stabbing her boyfriend through the heart with a paring knife during an argument on June 8, 2021, the day before his 30th birthday.
A Rapid City woman accused of second-degree murder spent Wednesday afternoon testifying at the Pennington County Courthouse, answering questions about the couple's arguments and what happened the night she stabbed her boyfriend once through the heart, an injury he died from the next day.
A Rapid City man had one tattoo on his body when he died of a stab wound allegedly inflicted by his girlfriend Ashley Peltier — "Ashley" across his back, a medical examiner testified in court Tuesday at the Pennington County Courthouse during the woman's murder trial.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Friday appointed Monae Johnson, who won election for secretary of state in November, to fill the position for the next month following the early resignation of the current secretary of state.
U.S. Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., joined colleagues on both sides of the aisle this week to introduce legislation designed to more effectively commit resources to expanding broadband in rural and under-served areas.
Republicans will hold a House majority for the first time since Rep. Dusty Johnson entered Congress in 2018, yet that's unlikely to change the South Dakota Republican's political style of focusing on conservative policy over hot takes on cable news or Twitter, he told The Associated Press Thursday.
A little over half of the active voters in Pennington County voted in Tuesday's midterm election.