-C.J. Keene, News Director Pauline Sumption, Rapid City finance director, has been named finance officer of the year by the South Dakota Governmental Finance Officers Association. Sumption
-C.J. Keene, News Director There may not be fireworks at Rushmore, but Keystone will be the host of the Bridging America event, ostensibly about food security, on the Fourth of July. The
-C.J. Keene, News Director Veterans Affairs (VA) healthcare facilities in Hot Springs, Sturgis and Wagner once on the verge of closing their doors, as well as others across the nation, will
-C.J. Keene, News Director Today marks the 146th anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn, known as the Battle of the Greasy Grass by some native communities. The battle marked a
-C.J. Keene, News Director The Supreme Court has overturned Roe V. Wade, effectively nullifying the constitutional right to an abortion nationwide and turning the decision of abortion access
-C.J. Keene, News Director The message to cattle producers from DC officials is twofold – progress is being made, and the Senate is hearing your concerns. The Meat Packing Special
-C.J. Keene, News Director It’s going to be a busy summer at the Rapid City Journey Museum – from history small enough to fit in a shoebox, to the defining battles that took place in the
-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, Newsradio KOTA While springtime rain has come, the most recent US Drought Monitor still shows much of West River under some kind of drought conditions. James Halverson,
-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
