• 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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• Rapid City Schools Unveil Master Plan to Modernize Facilities and Address Overcrowding
• South Dakota Judge Named to Federal Judicial Security Task Force
• South Dakota Army National Guard Investigates PFAS Contamination at Rapid City Facility
• Wall Woman Identified in Fatal One-Vehicle Crash Near Downtown
• Public Safety Director position to be phased out
• Trump promises to order that the US pay only the price other nations do for some drugs
• Trump envoy confirms that Hamas has agreed to release the last living US hostage in Gaza
• Zelenskyy hopes for ceasefire with Russia and challenges Putin to meet him in Turkey 'personally'
• Ancient wooden spears found in Germany may have been wielded by Neanderthals, a new study suggests
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• Lawsuit Filed Against Rapid City Area School District and Board Members
• Deadline Approaches for Voter Registration and Absentee Voting in Rapid City
• Legislative Task Force Formed to Review South Dakota Property Taxes
• Nisland Man Dies in Butte County Crash
• Lawmakers Address Issues with Old Vehicle Registration System
• Project Scheduled to Begin on U.S. Highway 14A Near Deadwood and Central City
• Florida man gored by bison in year's first attack by Yellowstone's most dangerous wild animal
• Pope Leo XIV celebrates his first Mass as pontiff a day after his election
• Russia holds Victory Day parade marking the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany
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• Former Rapid City Bishop Among Cardinals Voting to Elect New Pope
• Pennington County Approves Water System Grant
• FEMA Grants Cut, Rapid City Misses Out
• Nonresidents Flock to South Dakota for Cheaper Vehicle Registration
• New Inmate Tower Proposed for Pennington County Jail
• Fatal Crash in Wall Under Investigation
• Most airports are operating smoothly on the first day of the REAL ID requirement
• Strikes across Gaza kill at least 92 as Israel prepares to ramp up its offensive
• Vance says Russia was 'asking for too much' in its initial Ukraine peace offer
• Jury selection in the Sean 'Diddy' Combs sex trafficking trial expected to be completed Wednesday
• New Story Of Homesteaded Couple Demonstrates The Grit, Faith, And Determination To Survive Amid ...
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• Rapid City Man Sentenced to Probation After Firing Gun at Occupied Vehicle
• Journey Museum to Merge with Black Hills Historical Society
• Rapid City Building Permits Top $41 Million in April, Second-Highest on Record
• Rapid City Rush to Extend Lease with The Monument, Announce Arena Upgrades
• The Rapid City Post: School Foundation Honors 40 Staff Members in Heartfelt Teacher Appreciation Week Surprise
• Rapid City Woman Featured on Season Three of Fifty Dates Fifty States
• Poll: South Dakota Republicans support Trump but policies mixed
• Homeland Security chief says travelers with no REAL ID can fly for now, but with likely extra steps
• How Utah dentists are preparing patients for the first statewide fluoride ban
• Skype shut down for good, but users still have these alternatives
• Ukraine drone attacks briefly shut down Moscow's international airports
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• Rapid City Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Haines Avenue Shooting
• Teen Arrested After High-Speed Chase; State Launches Maternal Health Task Force
• Remote Yard Waste Sites and Curbside Collection Reopen
• Health Department Forms Task Force to Address Maternal, Infant Deaths
• City May Owe Money for 2024 Spirit of Sturgis TT Race Expenses
• Public Voting Opens for 'Water Sustains Us' Photo Contest
• Meade County Sheriff Investigates Construction Equipment Damage
• New salmonella outbreak is linked to backyard poultry, CDC says
• Ahead of the conclave, Vatican staff vow secrecy under threat of excommunication
• Israel launches airstrikes on Yemen a day after Houthi rebels strike Israeli airport
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• Rapid City Unveils President Trump Statue, Declares May 3 “City of Presidents Day”
• Playground at Canyon Lake Park to close for turf installation
• Residents raise concerns over proposed private airstrip in Meade County
• Overnight construction begins on U.S. Highway 385 near Sheridan Lake Road
• Goodbary and Porter Named South Dakota Mr. and Miss Basketball
• Monument Health Rapid City Hospital earns top safety grade
• Man Brings Love and Adventure to Rapid City with '50 Dates, 50 States'
• More than 15,000 USDA employees take Trump administration’s early exit offer
• REAL ID enforcement for U.S. air travel begins May 7
• Israel plans to capture all of Gaza under new plan, officials say
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• Pierre man convicted of second-degree murder in teen’s 2023 stabbing death
• Former special ed teacher pleads guilty to online enticement of a minor
• Rapid City investment returns top $12 million in 2024
• South Dakota moves up in national average teacher pay rankings
• Monument Health Foundation Raises Over $136,000 at Inaugural 'Night at the Derby'
• Prescribed Burn at Angostura State Park set for May 2
• Black Hills Corp. Requests Rate Review and Rider Renewal in Nebraska
• Midwest carbon dioxide pipeline could face new hurdle as some Iowa lawmakers question eminent domain
• Israeli military strikes near Syria's presidential palace after warning over sectarian attacks
• Soviet-era spacecraft is set to plunge to Earth a half-century after its failed launch to Venus
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• City Moves Up Water Restrictions Due to Low Levels at Pactola Reservoir
• $207 Million Water Reclamation Project Progresses in Rapid City
• Public Invited to Tour Rapid City’s New Greenhouse Facility
• Ellsworth AFB to Conduct Live-Fire Aircraft Training May 1
• Poll Shows Majority of South Dakotans Back Noem, Rhoden, and Thune in New Leadership Roles
• Dusty Johnson, Larry Rhoden lead early in 2026 South Dakota GOP governor poll
• Upper Midwest States Navigate Evolving Climate Policy with a Focus on Reliable Energy and Cooperation
• State lawmakers have dozens of anti-China proposals targeting Chinese goods and firms
• The home of Elon Musk's SpaceX could become an official Texas city called Starbase
• Kuwait frees 10 more Americans in the second release in as many months
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