Rapid City News

-C.J. Keene, News Director   Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg has been impeached, and yesterday the State Senate voted to convict and remove him from office, as well as bar him from holding

-C.J. Keene, News Director   While progress has been made, there remains a long way to go regarding transfers of land to native control in the Rapid City area. Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender

-C.J. Keene, News Director   Vitalant Blood Services has announced a critical shortage of blood – however it comes right on the eve of one of the Hills biggest blood drives. Guns N Hoses

-C.J. Keene, News Director   While still early in the process, it appears the Rapid City area could house a one-million square foot, 1.1 billion dollar meatpacking plant. The plant, to be

-C.J. Keene, News Director   Hours have changed for those protesting outside the Grand Gateway Hotel, as spring gives way to the heat of summer. Protesters have now been boycotting all Uhre

-C.J. Keene, News Director For our final interview in our series with former Mayor Don Barnett, whose term coincided with the Rapid City Flood of 1972, he focuses on the spirit of community that

-C.J. Keene, Newsradio KOTA   With today marking the 50th anniversary of the Black Hills Flood, Rapid City is a town in quiet remembrance. Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender shared his message

-C.J. Keene, News Director   Today is the 50th anniversary of the 1972 Black Hills Flood. That flood, among the worst disasters in the history of the state, killed 238, injured thousands, and

-C.J. Keene, News Director   After the flood, and after the immedate rescue effort, Rapid City was a town in ruin. Don Barnett, Rapid City Mayor at the time, explains the role of financial

-C.J. Keene, News Director Describing the current pains at the gas pumps as “policy induced,” South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says the ag economy is certainly feeling the pinch. As for the