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Rapid City Area School’s annual budget holds a compensation increase to maintain district talent and a capital outlay fund with a focus on a major project in Rapid Valley. At
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Inmates assist with the cleanup effort at the South Dakota State Fairgrounds in Huron in early July 2026. (Courtesy of the South Dakota Department of Corrections) South Dakota State Fair
- Voters select Republican candidate for governor July 28
A crowded Republican gubernatorial primary election split South Dakota voters four ways on June 2 resulting in a runoff between current Gov. Larry Rhoden and businessman Toby Doeden. The Republican
- The Daily Slice: Wednesday, July 22, 2026
The Daily Slice, your Black Hills news podcast in under 10 minutes. Delivered every morning Monday-Friday at homesliceaudio.com/dailyslice Tunnel to Towers ‘Steel Across America’ Tour Coming to Mount Rushmore KEYSTONE,
- 7 things to know ahead of the SD gubernatorial runoff
Several factors are leading up to the historic election, including a year of campaigning, fights over property tax and negative advertisements.
- Breske, Davis, and Marquez to Represent Yellow Jackets at RMAC Football Media Day
The 2026 football season will be the seventh under the direction of head coach Josh Breske for Black Hills State University, as the buildup for the year begins Wednesday, July 22, at the annual RMAC
- Hardhats Fall to Forward Elite Ducks 18U on Senior Night at Fitzgerald Stadium
RAPID CITY, S.D. — It was an exciting evening at Fitzgerald Stadium as the Post 22 Hardhats took the field against the Forward Elite Ducks 18U. While the Hardhats came
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The U.S. Capitol on the evening of Sept. 30, 2025. (Photo by Ashley Murray/States Newsroom) WASHINGTON — The U.S. House approved a stopgap spending bill Tuesday that would keep the
- Natural Grocers Rapid City: Organic Produce, Fair Prices, and Oddly Specific Hours
Rapid City, SD – In 1955, a Colorado couple named Margaret and Philip Isely started knocking on doors with loaves of whole grain bread and a small stack of nutrition
- Could new certification options help South Dakota schools?
South Dakota’s education department is considering alternatives to the state’s teacher certification exam to help with teacher shortages in rural and tribal districts. The discussion began at the Indian Education Advisory
