• Woman Arrested on DUI Charges Following Crash Near Haines and Anamosa
• 109th Engineer Battalion Welcomed Home After Border Deployment
• Robert Gusinsky Sworn In as South Dakota Supreme Court Justice
• South Dakota Lawmakers Begin 101st Legislative Session
• Rapid Transit System Reports Continued Ridership Growth in 2025
• City Issues Correction on Utility Payment Mailer Phone Number
• Iran Protest Crackdown Death Toll Rises as Tensions With U.S. Escalate
• Thousands of nurses go on strike at several major New York City hospitals
• Wall Street Reaches New Highs Despite Fed Independence Concerns
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• Two Killed in Single-Vehicle Crash North of Hill City
• Piedmont Residents Raise Concerns Over Proposed Limestone Mine
• Rapid City Man Arrested Following Stolen Vehicle Incident
• Black Hawk Burglary Suspect Detained at Gunpoint
• U.S. 385 Construction Brings Mixed Impacts for Black Hills Businesses as Project Stays on Schedule
• Iran Protest Crackdown Death Toll Rises as Tensions With U.S. Escalate
• A $400,000 payout after Maduro's capture is putting prediction markets in the spotlight
• Google teams up with Walmart and other retailers to enable shopping within Gemini AI chatbot
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• Spearfish Council Calls for City Administrator’s Removal
• Tire Shredding Proposal Reviewed by Planning Commission
• Public Forum Planned Ahead of Libertyland TIF Vote
• Voting Equipment Test Set for Jan. 15
• Rock Blasting Scheduled Near Deadwood
• 109th Engineer Battalion Welcome Home Ceremony
• North Carolina Faces Possible $50M Funding Loss Over Commercial Driver License Audit
• NASA, in a rare move, cuts space station mission short after an astronaut's medical issue
• Internet and phones cut in Iran as protesters heed exiled prince's call for mass demonstration
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• Governor Signs Disaster Declaration After December Windstorm
• Rapid City Residents Push for Backyard Chickens Ordinance
• Piedmont Annexation Petition Targets Proposed Limestone Mine
• Hiring Underway for Rapid City Women’s Prison Ahead of Opening
• Rapid City Building Permits Top $390 Million in 2025
• Lane Closure on Fifth Street for Debris Removal
• U.S. Seizes Venezuelan Oil Tankers, Outlines Plan to Oversee Oil Sales
• U.S. to Withdraw From Dozens of International Organizations Under Trump Order
• New dietary guidelines urge Americans to avoid processed foods and added sugar
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• Rapid City Man Receives Probation for Threats Against Epic Games Employees
• Stephen Tamang Named Rapid City Council Vice President
• Senior and Disabled Property Tax Freeze Applications Now Available
• Candidates May Begin Circulating Petitions for 2026 Primary Election
• Spearfish Woman Arraigned on Charges of Falsifying CPS Records
• Homeland Security plans 2,000 officers in Minnesota for its 'largest immigration operation ever'
• Trump says US to get 30 million to 50 million barrels of oil from Venezuela at market price
• White House says military 'always an option' in Greenland as European leaders reject US takeover
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• Three Arrested After Shooting on East Anamosa Street
• Rapid City Council Recognizes Rushmore Music Festival, St. Thomas More Football Team
• Property Tax Relief Remains a Challenge Ahead of 2026 Session
• Attorney General Jackley Plans Bills on Child Protection and Genetic Privacy
• Warm Weather Forces Cancellation of Deadwood Snocross National
• Local Organic Farms Find Growth Through Diversification and Rising Demand in South Dakota
• ‘Dances with Wolves’ actor Nathan Chasing Horse disrupts court week before sex abuse trial
• Walz ends bid for third term as fraud scrutiny intensifies
• Maduro Pleads Not Guilty in U.S. Court After Arrest on Drug Trafficking Charges
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• Two Arrested After Armed Robbery at Mount Rushmore Road Business
• Rapid City Residents Protest U.S. Military Action in Venezuela
• USPS Rule Change Could Make On Time Mail Appear Late in South Dakota
• Salvation Army Falls Short of Red Kettle Campaign Goal
• Rockerville Firefighters Battle Overnight Structure Fire
• Student Loan Wage Garnishment Set to Resume in 2026
• Rubio Says Maduro Arrest Signals Tougher U.S. Stance on Drug Trafficking in Western Hemisphere
• Trump Administration Intensifies Federal Investigations Into Alleged Minnesota Fraud
• Hundreds march in silence to honor victims of Swiss bar fire that left 40 dead
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• The Rapid City Post Launches Printed Weekend Edition
• Rapid City Considers Downtown Street Closures for America’s 250th Anniversary Festival
• Rapid City Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for 2022 Memorial Park Murder
• No Explosive Device Found After Threat Report at Rapid City Regional Airport
• Travel South Dakota Rose Parade Float Wins Americana Award
• President Marks Anniversary of Emancipation Proclamation
• Trump Delays Planned Tariff Increases on Certain Wood Products
• Chief Justice Roberts Says Constitution Remains Strong Amid Turbulent Judicial Year
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• Rapid City Council to Consider 2026 Deer Harvest Plan
• YMCA of Rapid City to Become YMCA of the Black Hills
• RapidRide Routes Now Available on Google Maps
• Rapid City Upgrades Utility Billing System, Phases Out Sure Pay Program
• Jackley Outlines 2026 Legislative Priorities Focused on Prison Drugs, Youth Protection and AI Pornography
• Trump Administration Announces $50 Billion Rural Health Care Investment
• Trump Says US Strike Targeted Drug Trafficking Operations as Venezuela Pressure Campaign Continues
• Russia's nuclear-capable Oreshnik missiles have entered active service, Moscow says
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• Hope Center to Dissolve After Losing Downtown Location
• Wounded Knee Memorial Site Protected Under New Federal Law
• Four Way Stop to Remain at Elk Vale and Elk Creek Roads
• Sturgis City Council Approves Year End Contingency Transfers
• Some South Dakota tribes begin to embrace visitors as engine for economic development
• A bomb cyclone brings blizzards to the Midwest before turning east
• Judge Orders Release of Transcript From Closed Hearing in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
• Saudi Arabia bombs Yemen over shipment of weapons for separatists that arrived from UAE
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