Category Archives: Local/State Headlines

Governor Larry Rhoden recognized the 89th Attack Squadron, known as the "Marauders," at Ellsworth Air Force Base Friday for their critical role in Operation MIDNIGHT HAMMER-a U.S. strike on Iranian nu...

South Dakota's pheasant hunting season officially opened Saturday, welcoming thousands of hunters from across the country. Known as the pheasant capital of the world, the state attracts over 80,000 no...

Beginning today, U.S. Highway 385 will be closed to through traffic between the south end of Pactola Dam and Taylor Ranch Road. The closure, part of a larger construction project extending to Calumet ...

The identity of the victim of a single-vehicle crash Monday morning, nine miles east of Rapid City has been released. Preliminary crash information indicates that 58-year-old Matthew Hughlen Martin wa...

Ahead of its final meeting next week, the South Dakota's Property Tax Task Force remains focused on their goal of cutting owner-occupied property taxes by 50 percent. Achieving the proposed tax reduct...

Many rural South Dakotans are expressing growing frustration with delays in mail delivery through the United States Postal Service. Last month, Senator Mike Rounds revealed he had received hundreds of...

One year after South Dakota lawmakers earmarked $10 million for airport improvements, Rapid City Regional Airport has received final approval to move ahead with a major terminal expansion. The state A...

Meade County has emerged as one of South Dakota's top counties for veteran compensation, with benefits more than doubling over the past two years. According to a national report from the Department of...

Community members in Rapid City recently gathered to address pressing rural healthcare concerns, with a focus on the Rural Health Transformation Program and its impact on Indigenous tribes and healthc...

A 47-year-old Rapid City man was arrested Wednesday morning and booked into the Pennington County Jail in connection with the death of his father, 66-year-old Timothy Branch. The incident began in the...