Rapid City Gunshot Deaths Investigated as Murder/Suicide
-C.J. Keene, News Director North Spruce Street in Rapid City was the scene of a grizzly double shooting Monday night, which local authorities are investigating as a parent murder/child
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Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival Starts Today
-C.J. Keene, News Director Fourteen hundred buffalo are expected to be moved from the prairie to their pens at Custer State Park for this year’s Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival, which
Senator Mike Rounds Chides Biden Administration Handling of Drone Strike
-C.J. Keene, News Director In the aftermath of a recent disastrous drone strike which killed ten Afghan civilians, South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds said to expect Afghanistan to stay in the
Rapid City’s Cave Collective Finds Room for All at Open House Event
-C.J. Keene, News Director Offering residents a chance to more formally connect with the group, the Cave Collective, a local nonprofit, hosted an open house event Saturday filled with
Indigenous Activists to Continue Battle Over Education Proposal
-C.J. Keene Indigenous activists say they are prepared to continue their battle for Oceti Sakowin inclusion in South Dakota education standards, following a protest in Pierre and a pair of
Four Promotions From Within RCPD
-C.J. Keene Four members of the Rapid City Police Department have received promotions into command positions, according to community relations specialist Brendyn Medina Medina said
Activists, Rapid City Students, Protesting Proposed Education Standards
-C.J. Keene, News Director Activists with NDN Collective will march in Pierre today, in protest of newly proposed education standards they describe as promoting erasure of native
Broadcast Schedule – High School Football
Tune into KOTA on 1380 AM and 100.7 FM for high school football action all autumn! The following is the schedule for broadcasting, subject to change. Sept 4 – SF Roosevelt @ RC
Late Summer Fire Risk in West River
– C.J. Keene, News Director Just as the summer is winding down, the heat is ramping up, with temperatures expected to approach triple digits in the Rapid City area through
NDN Collective stuffing bags for kids in need
– C.J. Keene, News Director 300 backpacks, stuffed to the zipper with school supplies were given to students in need by NDN Collective in Rapid City yesterday. Mary Bowman is an
