-C.J. Keene, News Director Yesterday, Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender and Police Chief Don Hedrick took to the City Council chambers to discuss the current state of crime in Rapid City. Looking at
-C.J. Keene, News Director With drought conditions only appearing to expand across much of the Interior West, fire season is off to an early start nationwide. Tessa Jaeger, public information
-C.J. Keene, News Director It’s going to be a potpourri of weather in the Black Hills over the weekend according to Weatherology forecaster Cara Foster. And it all starts this afternoon… Foster
-C.J. Keene, News Director A string of vehicle break-ins has the Rapid City Police Department reminding the public to secure their valuables and cars. Brendyn Medina, spokesperson for the RCPD,
-C.J. Keene, News Director With snow melting and tourists returning, so too returns the risk of wildland fires. Tessa Jaeger, public information officer for the Rapid City Fire Department, said
-C.J. Keene, News Director Officials with NDN Collective have announced a boycott of all businesses owned by the Uhre family, relating to an incident last month which saw the owner attempt to ban
-C.J. Keene, News Director After a concert slated for the Rushmore Mall fell through, with questions being directed at the concert promoter, a group of musicians were suddenly left without a
-C.J. Keene, News Director Hundreds gathered Saturday at the Rapid Skillz Athletic Complex, which served as the host to the relatively impromptu For the People Music Festival. The event, sponsored
-C.J. Keene, News Director South Dakota Congressman Dusty Johnson, a member of the House Committee on Agriculture, says his team is taking cattle country to DC. That bipartisan bill aims to
-C.J. Keene, News Director While Rapid City remains described as a “safe” city by leaders and law enforcement, challenges faced in the North Rapid community remain visible. One lifelong North
