Rapid City Police are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the man suspected of shooting a six-year-old boy.
Rapid City's decision to enforce permit rules at the Memorial Park bandshell could bring to an end a years-long program to provide Friday meals to the area's homeless at the venue.
“I think the thing I’m most excited about is… getting to work with kids in Cherry Street Players and getting to… inspire that next generation of theatergoers and theater performers."
A murder trial began Wednesday for a 28-year-old Rapid City man accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend in the early morning hours of New Years Day 2020.
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The BHNF will conduct its first Moon Walk of the year on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. at the Roughlock Falls Trail, located about 13 miles southwest of Spearfish.
The Salvation Army of the Black Hills will celebrate the 85th anniversary of National Donut Day on Friday. The Salvation Army will hand out free donuts, coffee, water and lemonade from 9 to 11 a.m. Friday at The Salvation Army Thrift Store, 621 E. St. Patrick St. in Rapid City.
Beginning Thursday, June 1, the intersection of Seventh Street and Woodland Drive in Sturgis will be closed to all traffic north of Bear Butte Creek
A desire to head off a Dakota Access-type protest is one reason the company behind the planned Midwest Carbon Express carbon dioxide pipeline has ruled out a route to the south of Bismarck, according to an analysis that Summit Carbon Solutions has filed with state regulators.
Rapid City Fire crews evacuated portions of the 1400 block of Racine Street Wednesday after Montana-Dakota Utilities discovered a large gas leak in the area.
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The Rapid City project will take approximately three to four months, depending on weather conditions and any other unanticipated delays.
Explore Rapid City’s arts community on Friday nights this summer when Downtown Art Walks return. Downtown Art Walks will take place from 5-8 p.m. June 2, July 7, Aug. 4 and Sept. 1.
To allow candidates for office a chance to clearly and concisely address some of the issues facing Rapid City schools, the Journal reached out to all five School Board candidates.
For 33-year-old Elana Montgomery, her house in Rapid City is about more than just having a yard for her two children and three nephews or the space to fulfill her goal of having a garden.
'A hand up, not a handout': Pennington County Sheriff rolls out jail education, job training program
"I just feel as a community we could do some things better to help (inmates) develop a solid foundation for their own future and invest in their own future and hopefully change that trajectory."
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Rapid City Police shot a man Tuesday morning at the Star Village Apartments on the 100 block of East Signal Drive after he pointed a gun at an officer, police said.
Rapid City Fire Chief Jason Culberson said they are amazed every year with the support they receive from the community.
The Rapid City Police Department confirmed there was a shooting midday Tuesday on the 100 block of East Signal Drive in Rapid City.
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Memorial Day marked the beginning of the summer schedule for park ranger programs at Badlands National Park in South Dakota.
The disruptions will be possible Monday thru Friday — May 29 to June 2 — from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. as crews work to repair the road’s surface.
Beginning Thursday, no watering is allowed between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily.
“It’s been one long winter,” said City Recreation Specialist Teaghan Berkey. “We know everyone’s ready to hit the water and have some summer pool fun.”
The YMCA of Rapid City will sponsor a Summer Food Service Program, serving meals at YMCA of Rapid City and at Main Street Square.
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A Sioux Falls Senator is proposing a constitutional amendment that would limit State Legislators to 16 total years of service. South Dakotans have until June 5 to express their thoughts.
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