GOVERNOR KRISTI NOEM SET TO RELEASE NEW BOOK
The second book authored by South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is being released next month. It’s titled “No Going Back.” The governor says it didn’t take long for this project to get
The second book authored by South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is being released next month. It’s titled “No Going Back.” The governor says it didn’t take long for this project to get
Yesterday, the Executive Board of the Legislature announced the Senate membership on the Ellsworth Task Force, which will explore current and future developments surrounding Ellsworth Air
Rapid City Regional Airport set a new record for Q1 passenger enplanements in 2024, with 70,798 passengers boarding flights. This number exceeds the previous record of 57,695 set in 2019 and
The South Dakota Highway Patrol says two people died Saturday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash near Whitewood, SD. The names of the persons involved have not been released pending notification of
Shortly after 7:00 p.m. on April 11th, police were dispatched to the intersection of Holiday Lane and Sheridan Lake Road for a single vehicle rollover crash. While en-route, police were advised
Professional engineers studying the Hideaway Hills subdivision in Black Hawk, S.D., site of a 2020 sinkhole over an abandoned state-operated gypsum mine, say the remaining homeowners should leave
On April 9th, 2024, at around 10:41 p.m., the Rapid City Police and Fire Departments were dispatched to a fatal crash in the 400 block of Philadelphia St. The initial investigation shows a
At 4:05 p.m. on March 12th, police were dispatched to 1565 Haines Avenue for a report of a robbery that had just occurred. On arrival, police made contact with an employee of the casino. The
Rapid City Regional Airport is proud to announce the launch of a new temporary art exhibition, “The Science at SURF: Images from the Underground, Lead, SD,” showcasing a stunning
Effective Monday, March 18, work will resume on the St. Joseph Street road construction project. Work was suspended last November for the winter season. Contractor crews from J.V. Bailey Co. Inc.