RTS RIDERS INCREASE
Rapid Transit System (RTS) recorded increases in both youth and overall ridership in January compared to December and a year ago. Overall ridership increased nine percent over December’s
Rapid Transit System (RTS) recorded increases in both youth and overall ridership in January compared to December and a year ago. Overall ridership increased nine percent over December’s
Disagreements over whether or not to drastically expand South Dakotans access to abortion boiled over in the House State Affairs Committee Wednesday morning. The Republican dominated committee had
The City’s Building Services Division issued 161 building permits in January with a combined valuation total of more than $35.3 million. The valuation total is the highest total for the month
The Rapid City Police Department is currently seeking the public’s help to locate 57-year-old Jeffery Engelien of Black Hawk as a person-of-interest in the investigation into a burglary/theft
At 12:50 a.m. on February 4th, police were dispatched to 1200 E. Saint Patrick Street for a report of a hit and run crash that occurred in the parking lot of the address. Police arrived and located
Emotional testimony in Pierre this morning as lawmakers considered repealing the state’s death penalty. Supporters of the move question whether it deters violent crime. Opponents, including
City sales tax receipts for November totaled more than $6.67 million, a record for the month of November. The November total was a 2.04% increase over the total of $6.53 million in collections
Just a few days remain to dispose of Christmas trees and to drop off non-working lights and extension cords from the Christmas holiday season. The remote disposal sites at Fitzgerald Stadium and
Next year will see South Dakota lawmakers gather for the state’s 100th Legislative session. The House State Affairs Committee on Friday passed a resolution to form a committee to begin
The 2024 Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo and Rodeo Rapid City might not officially kick off until the end of the month, but preparations are already beginning at The Monument. Wednesday morning,