Rapid City police are investigating a reported shooting Saturday afternoon that left property damage but no injuries. At approximately 2:10 p.m. on June 20, officers were dispatched to the area of East New York Street and North Lacrosse Street after reports of gunfire. When police arrived, witnesses told officers the s...

Rapid City police arrested a 35-year-old man Sunday afternoon following a brief pursuit that began with reports of substance abuse in a residential driveway. At approximately 3:50 p.m. on June 21, officers responded to the 100 block of Crescent Drive after receiving a call about a man sitting in an SUV and allegedly in...

Thirteen new South Dakota Highway Patrol troopers graduated Friday in Fort Pierre and will soon begin serving communities across the state following more than 30 weeks of intensive training. The recruits completed a comprehensive program that included law enforcement academy instruction, Highway Patrol-specific trainin...

Emergency crews responded to two serious incidents in the Rockerville area on June 19, including a two-vehicle crash and a medical emergency at a popular hiking spot. Late in the morning, multiple agencies assisted at a crash on Highway 16 and Silver Mountain Road. Several people were transported to the hospital, and t...

Travel South Dakota earned two honors at the 2026 Telly Awards, standing out among more than 13,000 entries worldwide. The agency received a Silver award for "Into the Roundup," a five-episode series on the Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup and bison conservation, produced with Karsh Hagan. It also won Bronze...

Wisconsin Democrats Francesca Hong and Mandela Barnes pledge to abolish school choice, while Law Forward files suit against the state's voucher programs.

Researchers found eight specific preservatives associated with higher blood pressure, including sodium nitrite commonly found in processed meats.

Podcast host Akilah Hughes told MS NOW on Sunday that America may not make it to 500 years, blaming efforts by the Trump administration for growing pessimism.

Former Vice President Mike Pence said the Iran agreement signed by President Donald Trump 'falls well short of what is required to end the Iranian threat.'

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