Governor Larry Rhoden’s Correctional Rehabilitation Task Force launched its efforts Wednesday to evaluate and recommend programs for South Dakota’s planned men’s penitentiary.

Authorities have identified a 63-year-old Belle Fourche woman as the victim of a fatal two-vehicle crash last Thursday evening, about eight miles west of Roscoe, SD.

Rapid City’s Legal & Finance Committee has unanimously approved a resolution to revise solid waste fees, including charges for landfill use and garbage pickup account activation. The proposal now ...

Jaxon Jewett, 19, has been sentenced in connection with a July 2 shooting at Star Village in Rapid City. Initially charged with attempted murder, Jewett accepted a plea deal and pleaded guilty to ...

Jackley, a former U.S. Attorney and two-time state attorney general, entered the House race after Rep. Dusty Johnson announced a gubernatorial bid. Analysts say Jackley’s name recognition and ...

Matthew Hade, 30, was sentenced Monday to 10 years in the South Dakota State Penitentiary for aggravated assault in a domestic violence case. The sentence will run consecutively to a 27-year term he ...

An upgrade to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoint is underway. Funded through both local and federal sources, the expansion is designed to improve efficiency and accommodate ...

The identities of Two people who died in a two-vehicle crash early Friday morning, seven miles north of Mission, have been released.

Schools across Rapid City have kicked off Red Ribbon Week, a city-wide initiative to educate students from kindergarten through 12th grade about the importance of living drug-free. Each student ...

A 55-year-old man from Newcastle, Wyoming, died Thursday afternoon in a motorcycle crash on U.S. Highway 85, approximately 22 miles north of Newcastle.

Rapid City Central High School’s mascot, Karl the Cobbler, has won the title of America’s Best High School Mascot in a national fan-voted tournament hosted by The 64. Karl topped a final four that ...

Governor Larry Rhoden has signed Executive Order 2025-09, authorizing a temporary waiver of federal hours-of-service regulations for drivers transporting propane and other liquid fuels across South ...