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In September, the City’s Public Works Department established a call center to respond to the city’s growth and increasing number of customer calls. Effective next Tuesday (November 14), the

The City of Rapid City is seeking to fill vacancies on nearly thirty percent of its citizen committees, boards and commissions.             The City has vacancies on eight of its 27

Rapid City officials remind the public of adjustments this week to City services and operations due to the Veterans Day holiday.  City offices are closed and most City services suspended this

At around 11:05 p.m. on November 4th, police were dispatched to the area of N. Maple Avenue and E. Knollwood Drive for a report of gunshots heard in the area. On arrival, police located a male that

After breaking through the $400 million valuation threshold for the first time in the community’s history last month, Rapid City finished October with robust numbers.  The Building Services

The American Civil Liberties Union of South Dakota is suing the state of South Dakota over a law that restricts content on vanity plates. The ACLU said Monday that it filed a lawsuit on behalf of a

The position being taken by Dakotans for Health, the group behind a petition drive to make abortion legal in South Dakota, is they want to see the evidence of violations in SD law so they may

Rapid City officials remind the public effective Monday 11-6, the section of Fifth Street between Omaha Street and Main Street will be closed for two weeks as Rapid City, Pierre & Eastern

This weekend marks the end of Daylight Saving Time for the 2023 year.   The clocks will be turned BACK 1 hour at 2:00AM Sunday morning November 5th.   There have been discussions in

The City of Rapid City was recognized Monday with the Governor’s Award as the Outstanding Public Employer for South Dakota.             City officials were in Pierre to accept the