Category Archives: Local/State Headlines

Tuesday evening at approximately 10:05 p.m., Rapid City police responded to multiple reports of gunshots at 4332 Berniece Street. After interviewing witnesses and detaining several individuals, author...

Rapid City police responded to a hit-and-run crash near the intersection of N. Lacrosse Street and Interstate-90 shortly before 7 pm Tuesday evening. Officers found a sedan that had veered off the eas...

Lawmakers addressed last year's state government fraud cases in a recent Government Operations and Audit Committee (GOAC) meeting. DSS Secretary Matt Althoff acknowledged the damage from Lonna Carroll...

A circuit court judge has rejected a lawsuit by 26 residents attempting to block Cornerstone Rescue Mission from opening a respite center at the former Big Sky Lodge on 2080 Tower Road. The facility w...

The Rapid City Transit System announce starting today the following stops will be closed due to construction on the east bound lane of E Minnesota St. Coolidge South: - E Minnesota St. @ Wingate Ct. -...

South Dakota lawmakers on Tuesday approved a $650 million plan to replace the state's aging penitentiary with a new 1,500-bed facility in Sioux Falls, which will be the largest expenditure in state hi...

The Rapid City man accused of first-degree murder in the shooting death of his father is seeking a competency evaluation at his next court appearance. 30 year-old Nicholas Selig failed to appear at hi...

South Dakota's Health Link is hosting its Fall Forum in a new virtual format, featuring three sessions to showcase updates and Health Insights analytic tools. Secretary Melissa Magstadt of the South D...

A University of South Dakota art professor, Michael Hook, filed a lawsuit on September 23, 2025, to prevent his termination over social media posts about the September 10 killing of conservative comme...

North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley is exploring legal action against South Dakota, claiming its ban on eminent domain for carbon dioxide pipelines hinders interstate commerce. Wrigley called t...