“They made some good adjustments,” SD Mines head coach Charlie Flohr said. “We didn’t get our running game going in the second quarter like we wanted to. We sustained a few injuries, but that’s part of the football game and we’ve got to be able to go next-man-up.”
The Hardrockers took an early lead but Western Colorado scored 35 unanswered points for a 42-21 win.
A former law enforcement officer with the Box Elder Police Department admitted to repeatedly sexually assaulting a victim under the age of 18, according to a signed statement of facts.
Katherine Jacobson, show chair and president of the Rapid City Kennel Club, says over 300 dogs were shown in the confirmation competition Friday during the annual event which includes four shows in three days through Sunday at Barnett Fieldhouse in The Monument.
Hear from attendees of the Rapid City Kennel Club Annual Dog Show on Friday in Rapid City. The event includes four shows in three days, going through Sunday at The Monument.
When Melissa Good was a student, she liked to experiment with academic directions and to imagine the different paths that her life might take.
When Christina Olinger walks into a classroom as a substitute, she knows that her first task is to set the tone. And that tone, as she explained it, might contain more than just a single note.
When Christina Olinger walks into a classroom as a substitute, she knows that her first task is to set the tone. And that tone, as she explained it, might contain more than just a single note.
If SD legislator Phil Jensen believes that the Oath Keepers (of which he is a member) are being portrayed unfairly by the news media, then he is truly one of the scariest people in our state government.
Four lives have been taken via homicide in the Knollwood Townhouses in north Rapid City, the latest being Leon Richards, 24, who was stabbed and left for dead and died several hours later after being transported to the hospital on Oct. 19.
Don't miss the great deals at these yard sales around Rapid City.
Letters to the editor, Oct. 23, 2021
Read through the obituaries published today in Rapid City Journal.
The Fort Lewis volleyball team earned a hard-fought 3-2 victory over South Dakota Mines Friday night in Durango, Colo.
“We’ve thrown a lot of information at these players in the last few days and few weeks,” Rush head coach Scott Burt said. “And we’re just happy to get it rolling.”
Rapid City fell behind 1-0 but the Rush rallied for a 4-2 win Friday night over Tulsa to start the season.
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Area cross country teams are leaving the hills behind for flat-land running of East River, looking to see if it makes a difference Saturday at the South Dakota State Cross Country Championships at Yankton Trail Parks in Sioux Falls.
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The South Dakota Mines football team will face a Top 25 program for the second straight week, as the Hardrockers host Western Colorado Saturday at O'Harra Stadium.
A trailer house was destroyed in a fire Friday afternoon.
Black Hills Federal Credit Union is on its way to opening a new Member Service Center in south Rapid City.
State Treasurer Josh Haeder said Friday that South Dakota's unclaimed property holdings exceed $600 million in value and he wants to return that property to its rightful owners.
Active COVID-19 cases are rising slightly in Pennington County, but they continue to drop across the state. Pennington County reported 76 new cases Friday and active cases increased by three to 1,183. Minnehaha County reported 55 new infections but active cases there have dropped to 1,056. O…
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