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Range proudly announces it has achieved Operation IFAST Certification, a designation awarded to companies that demonstrate a deep commitment to combating domestic sex trafficking through employee trai...

The debate over yard camping in Sturgis is moving forward as city leaders work to overhaul an ordinance that's restricted residential camping since 2021. The current rules allow only one camping unit ...

A Rapid City man has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting at the Oxford Square apartments last year. Police say Kane Youngman is accused of killing 29yearold Monte Gakin in August of 2025...

Fire crews continue to battle the Qury Fire southeast of Custer, which has now grown to roughly 9,000 acres. About 350 firefighters from local, state, and outofstate agencies are on the lines, working...

Police in Lead arrested a 47yearold man Tuesday night after a domestic assault that involved a knife and left an elderly victim injured. Officers were called to a home on Miners Avenue just before 9:4...

Multiple wildfires burning across the southern Black Hills forced evacuations, road closures, and a major emergency response Thursday and Friday in Custer and Fall River counties. State, federal, and ...

Rapid City is teaming up with the South Dakota Department of Transportation on a major traffic signal optimization study aimed at easing congestion along four busy corridors, including Omaha Street - ...

A national opioidresponse foundation is investing more than half a million dollars in youth prevention efforts on the Pine Ridge Reservation. The Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts has awarded a $...

Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he plans to bring the SAVE America Act to the Senate floor next week. The bill would require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote and photo identificati...

South Dakota lawmakers have approved a $7.5 billion balanced budget for the 2027 fiscal year. The spending plan is up about 2.4%, or $172 million, from last year. Senator Mark Lapka says the Legislatu...