• Eric Gardner Remembered as a Beloved and Uplifting Presence in Rapid City
• Rapid City Man Sentenced to Over 10 Years for Child Abuse and Probation Violation
• Public Invited to Tour Rapid City’s New Greenhouse Facility
• Suspicious Object at Rapid City Sam’s Club Deemed Safe, Area Cleared
• Rapid City Man Gets Probation for Arson in 2023 Break-In
• Meade County Sets Load and Speed Limits on New Underwood Road
• Rapid City Senior Teagen Smith Awarded Statewide Scholarship for Construction Management Studies
• Illinois town mourns the 4 youngsters killed when a car barreled through their after-school camp
• JetBlue in Talks With United Airlines Following Failed American Alliance
• Trump Eases Auto Tariffs to Support U.S. Manufacturing and Job Growth
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• DOJ Grant Cuts Hit Local CASA Program, Leaving Hundreds of Children Waiting for Advocacy
• Vision Fund Committee Concludes Project Hearings, Moves Toward Final Recommendations 
• Blackhawk Helicopters to Conduct Wildland Fire Training Near Angostura Reservoir
• South Dakota Whooping Cough Cases Drop Sharply After Early Spike
• Pennington County Seeks Applicants for Open Planning Commission Seat
• Rapid City to Open All Park Restrooms and Select Shelters for Summer Season
• Post 22 Hardhats Stay Undefeated With Weekend Sweep Over Cheyenne Sixers
• The EPA is allowing the sale of cheaper, higher-ethanol E15 gasoline across the US this summer
• Amazon launches its first internet satellites to compete against SpaceX's Starlinks
• Russia Announces Three-Day Ceasefire in Ukraine for May 8-10
• The EPA is allowing the sale of cheaper, higher-ethanol E15 gasoline across the US this summer
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• Rapid City Man Arrested After Brandishing Knife During Business Confrontation
• Federal CASA Funding Cuts Won’t Impact South Dakota Programs
• Governor Rhoden Still Undecided on 2026 Gubernatorial Run
• New Partnership Launches to Combat Drug Overdose Deaths in South Dakota 
• Rapid City to Open New Greenhouse for Park Flower Production
• Multiple Road Projects Cause Delays Across Rapid City
• Highway 1416 Crossover Closed for Sewer Installation Through May 2
• Conclave to elect a new pope will start on May 7 as cardinals get to know one another
• Israeli strikes on Gaza kill at least 27 Palestinians
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• Rapid City Regional Airport seeks additional state funding for its $222 million terminal expansion project.
• U.S. Highway 385 reconstruction enters its second year with closures near Sheridan Lake.
• Rapid City Vision Fund Committee reviews nearly 30 proposals for community projects.
• Black Hills Jazz Festival happens today, April 26, across downtown Rapid City venues.
• Neal McCoy performs tonight at the Loud American Roadhouse in Sturgis.
• Art Night at the Dahl Arts Center is set for Wednesday, April 30.

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• Rapid City Man Sentenced for Vehicular Homicide
• Rapid City Man Killed in Rollover Crash on I-90 Near Wall
• Rapid City Man Pleads No Contest to Aggravated Child Abuse in High-Speed Chase Case
• AG Marty Jackley Urges Participation in National Drug Take Back Day This Saturday
• Two-Alarm Fire Engulfs Home in Black Hawk, No Injuries Reported
• Rapid City Regional Airport Seeks Additional State Funding Amid Record Travel Demand
• Black Hills IV Opens in Rapid City with Focus on Wellness and Natural Healing
• Trump and Zelenskyy among dignitaries converging on Rome for funeral of Pope Francis
• Spaceship carrying 3 Chinese astronauts docks with Tiangong space station in latest crew rotation
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• Box Elder Man Identified in Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash South of Lemmon
• Nearly 30 Projects Compete for Rapid City Vision Fund
• Trial Date Set for Rapid City Man Charged with Attempted Murder in October Shooting
• Long-Awaited Indigenous Community Center in Rapid City Moves Forward
• Rapid City Mayor Proposes $340 Million Budget for 2025
• Year Two of U.S. Highway 385 Reconstruction Underway in Black Hills
• Rapid City Regional Airport Seeks Additional State Funding Amid Record Travel Demand
• Rapid City to Host Inaugural Mount Rushmore BMX Nationals in 2025
• Trump Calls for Peace Amid Strikes on Kyiv
• Middle East latest: Israeli strikes across Gaza kill at least 28 people, Palestinians say
• Tennessee board recommends that governor pardon country star Jelly Roll
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• Rapid City Man Killed in Two-Vehicle Crash on I-90 Near Wall
• Man Facing Homicide Charges After Death on Pine Ridge Reservation
• Lead Man Pleads Guilty to Possessing Illegal Machine Gun
• Prescribed Burns Underway in Robbinsdale Park for Fire Prevention
• Sturgis City Council Approves $6 Million Airport Renovation Project
• New Trails Added to Rapid City's Earth Day Trail Challenge
• South Dakota PUC Denies Summit’s CO₂ Pipeline Permit
• Black Hills Corp. Announces Quarterly Dividend and First Quarter Earnings Call
• Trump Administration Open to Negotiations with Harvard Over Legal Dispute
• U.S. Fertility Rate Declines to Record Low
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• Box Elder Man Killed in Rollover Crash Near Lemmon
• Driver Injured After Swerving to Avoid Deer on Highway 44
• Youth Art Auction to Raise Funds for Student Lunch Debt Relief
• State Capitol and Governor’s Residence Set for Renovations
• South Dakota Homeowners Face Sharp Insurance Hikes Amid Severe Weather, Rebuilding Costs
• South Dakota Leads Nation in Hemp Fiber Production, Despite Yield Drop
• Vision Fund Committee Hosts Public Hearings April 22–25 on $74 Million in Project Requests
• Black Hills Community Theatre Announces 58th Season Lineup
• Pope Francis' funeral will be held Saturday
• Google faces off with US government in attempt to break up company in search monopoly case
• Advanced cancers returned to prepandemic levels, according to a reassuring report
• A green comet likely is breaking apart and won't be visible to the naked eye
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• RC Annual Cleanup Week Kicks Off with Over 100 Volunteer Teams
• Federal Judge Blocks Deportation of SD Mines Student 
• Rapid City Council to Vote Tonight on Stricter Downtown Banner Rules 
• Prescribed Burn This Week in Robbinsdale Park
• Ellsworth to Hold Active Shooter Drills This Week
• Spring Break Ends for Rapid City and Box Elder Schools; Classes Resume Tomorrow
• SD Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Air National Guard Members
• Global Tributes Pour in Following Death of Pope Francis at 88
• China warns countries against making trade deals with the US unfavorable to Beijing
• April Theory Gains Popularity for Goal Setting
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