RAPID CITY, S.D. - Residents have just a few days left to visit a special exhibit at Rapid City City Hall highlighting often-overlooked figures of the American Revolution. The free display, hosted by the Black Hills Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, is part of the national E Pluribus Unum Educational...

PIERRE, S.D. -More than 30 South Dakota organizations and businesses are urging Governor Larry Rhoden to enroll the state in a federal program that helps low-income families buy groceries during the summer. The Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer, or Summer EBT program, provides eligible families with $120 per child to...

RAPID CITY, S.D. - Rapid City residents have just a few days left to weigh in on a study examining whether on-demand micro transit service could be added to the city's public transportation system. Rapid Transit System officials say an online survey will remain open through October 19 as part of a feasibility study lo...

RAPID CITY, S.D. - With Election Day approaching, Rapid City officials are reminding residents and campaign volunteers that political signs are not allowed in public rights-of-way. City code enforcement officials say campaign season often brings complaints about signs placed in medians, boulevard areas, city parks, ra...

RAPID CITY, S.D. - A Rapid City woman has been sentenced to 260 days in jail in connection with a case involving a man's remains being found in a Rapid City hotel room. Twenty-nine-year-old Diana Hairy Shirt pleaded guilty to violating burial permit requirements and failing to notify authorities of a death. A Penningt...