• Two Arrested in Rapid City Drug Trafficking Investigation
• Helicopter Rescue for Meade County Rancher After Horse Accident
• 'Click It or Ticket' Campaign Launches in South Dakota
• City Facilities to Close for Memorial Day in Rapid City
• Johnson, Rhoden set pace in South Dakota governor's race
• Gov. Rhoden to Host TikTok Press Conference with Reid Rasner
• US Mint moves forward with plans to kill the penny
• Senate votes to block California’s rule banning the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035
• Microsoft fires employee who interrupted CEO's speech to protest AI tech for Israeli military
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• Absentee Voting Now Open for Rapid City Election
• $433K Grant to Upgrade Mary Hall Park Trail
• Rapid City Awarded Nearly $492K in Federal Housing Funds
• $100K Bond Set for I-190 Stabbing Suspect
• Governor Rhoden Visits South Dakota Troops at Southern Border
• 911 Board Offers Incentives to Improve West River Service
• Trump Confronts South African Leader Over White Farmer Killings
• White House Speaker Johnson vows to push ahead on Trump's big bill
• OpenAI recruits legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive to work on AI hardware in $6.5B deal
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• Man charged with murder wants statements made to law enforcement suppressed
• Motorists Come to Aid of Highway 44 Crash
• Sturgis Council approves resolution to establish ordinance advisory committee
• Ambulance services in state of emergency
• Sturgis Harley-Davidson Sells First Motorcycle, Launches Founders Club
• With little progress after phone calls and talks, Ukraine's allies hit Russia with new sanctions
• Markers in blood and urine may reveal how much ultraprocessed food we are eating
• Arrested New Orleans jail worker says he helped inmates to escape after stabbing threat
• Southwest Airlines will require chargers be kept out while in use because of battery fire concerns
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• Rapid City Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Sexual Contact with Minors
• Two Stabbed at I-190 Camp; One Arrested for Attempted Murder
• Black Hills Fund Aims to Support Struggling Nonprofits Amid Federal Shifts
• City Reminds Residents Not to Drain Sump Pumps Into Sewer System
• Rapid City Announces Memorial Day Closures and Schedule Changes
• Trump Calls Spark Renewed, Cautious Talk of Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire
• Trump goes to Capitol Hill to rally divided Republicans around his 'big beautiful bill'
• Home Depot CFO Says Retailer Won't Raise Prices Due To Tariffs, Reaffirms Full-Year Forecast
• NASA warns of potential blackouts across Earth due to solar flares erupting on the sun
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• Teen Arrested for Murder in Rapid City Shooting
• Sugar Shack to Reopen May 23 After Devastating Fire
• Pete Lien & Sons Named Lead Sponsor of New Shooting Complex
• Woman Pleads Not Guilty in Mother's Stabbing Death
• Frank Garcia Opens Museum Doors for Free Day in Hot Springs
• Former President Joe Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer, Weighs Treatment Options
• -Palm Springs Car Bombing at Fertility Clinic Deemed Act of Terrorism; Four Injured, Attacker Dead
• U.S.-Brokered Talks in Qatar Seek Hostage Release and Ceasefire Deal Between Israel and Hamas
• Trump hopes for ceasefire progress in Russia-Ukraine war in Monday calls with Putin and Zelenskyy
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• Man Arrested Following Assault on Train Operator
• Gunshot Investigation Leads to Arrest in Rapid City
• Rapid City Fire Department May Receive $630K for Wildfire Prevention
• Mary Hall Park Trail Upgrades Receive $433K Grant Recommendation
• Rapid City Student Selected for Prestigious International Fellowship with American Battle Monuments Commission
• Miss South Dakota Competition Returns to Brookings with Scholarships and Statewide Talent
• Feds Investigate Comey Instagram Post After Noem, GOP Leaders Cite Possible Threat to President Trump
• Poland votes for a new president Sunday as worries grow about the future
• Putin spurns Zelenskyy meeting but lower-level Ukraine-Russia talks are still on
• DoorDash delivery driver pleads guilty to stealing $2.5 million in deliveries scam
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• Major Drug Trafficking Investigation Concludes with Federal Prison Sentence
• High-Risk Sex Offender Glenford Old Lodge to Be Released in Winner, South Dakota
• Has South Dakota set a goal for reducing water pollution in the state’s rivers and streams?
• Senator Thune Reflects on 20 Years of Growth at Ellsworth AFB
• Seniors Return to Their Roots for Annual Grad Walks
• Senator Mike Rounds Talks Vatican, Farm Bill, Education, AI, and South Dakota’s Future
• Road Work Continues on South Rochford Road in Pennington County
• Meade County Commits $1 Million to Temporary Fixes on New Underwood Road
• Trump meets with Syria's interim president, a first between the nations’ leaders in 25 years
• Trump Secures $200 Billion Boeing Deal with Qatar, Boosting U.S. Manufacturing
• Ford recalls nearly 274,000 Navigator and Expedition SUVs due to risk of loss of brake function
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• Faith Couple Arrested in Life Insurance Fraud Case
• No New $2,400 Stimulus Checks: Officials Confirm Internet Rumors Are False
• Monument Health Breaks Ground on New Emergency Campus in Rapid City
• City View Trolley Returns for Summer Tours in Rapid City
• South Dakota Civil Air Patrol Wing Honored with National Award
• South Dakota's Eminent Domain Ban Looms Large as Iowa Senate Advances Carbon Pipeline Restrictions
• Egg Prices Drop Sharply in April, but South Dakota Hit by Bird Flu Outbreak
• President Trump Announces End to Sanctions on Syria, Marks Shift in U.S. Policy
• U.S. and Saudi Arabia Finalize Historic $600 Billion Investment and Defense Deal
• Inflation Eases for Third Month Despite New Tariffs, but Summer Price Hikes Expected
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• Two Arrested After Man Found Fatally Stabbed in Pine Ridge Village
• Sturgis Man Pleads Guilty But Mentally Ill in Attempted Murder of Officer
• California Man Arrested After Hit-and-Run Causes Major Power Outage in Rapid City
• International Student Graduates from SD Mines Amid Legal Battle Over Visa
• Temporary Railroad Crossing Closures Planned in Rapid City for Track Work
• South Dakota Tourism Officials Remain Hopeful Despite Economic Concerns
• Trump Signs Executive Order to Slash Prescription Drug Prices
• Trump Open to Qatari Offer of Replacement Air Force One Amid Delays and Debate
• Russian drones attack Ukraine after the Kremlin turns down a ceasefire proposal but promises talks
• Hamas releases Israeli-American hostage in goodwill gesture toward Trump administration
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