Category Archives: Local/State Headlines

With extreme summer temperatures gripping South Dakota, AAA is reminding motorists to inspect their vehicles before heading out on long trips. The organization says intense heat can put added stress o...

Sales of small game, big game and fishing licenses are holding their own at the middle part of 2026. Wildlife Division Director Tom Kirschenmann says combination license sales remain a top seller... K...

Gov. Larry Rhoden marked the completion of South Dakota's new Women's Correctional Facility in Rapid City by cutting a symbolic ribbon of razor wire. The 102,750-square-foot prison includes three 96-b...

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announced that Sharon Laraye Monson, 49, of Pierre, pleaded guilty Thursday to one felony count of grand theft for defrauding the South Dakota Medicaid Prog...

South Dakota state parks with lakes and other water attractions generally saw stronger camping and visitation numbers in June than parks without water, according to Parks and Recreation Director Jeff ...

South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden will officially cut the ribbon on the state's new women's prison during a ceremony in Rapid City this morning. The event will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the new facility...

The Black Hills Military Coalition will celebrate four decades of honoring local service members and their families Friday with the annual McBride Military Appreciation BBQ at the Central States Fairg...

Pennington County officials say restoration efforts are continuing following a recent cybersecurity incident, with some county services still operating under limited capacity. The county is working wi...

A 21-year-old Rapid City man pleaded guilty Thursday to two felony counts involving the possession of illegal child exploitation material in Pennington County Court. Levi Johnson entered the guilty pl...

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor map shows portions of South Dakota continue to experience varying levels of drought and abnormally dry conditions as a heatwave is set to affect much of the state. The ...