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It may not feel like it, but Rapid City is dodging the brunt of a brutal cold spell sweeping across the Midwest. → Read More
Rapid City Area School teachers, librarians, counselors, therapists and other district employees will receive a $700 raise after the school board approved a deal with the teacher’s union at their → Read More
Renovations of Rapid City Regional Airport have been finished for months, but there’s one last cost to cover. → Read More
The Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Board voted Wednesday to pay the Rapid City Rush $174,547 to offset the hockey team’s financial losses in November and December. → Read More
The Rapid City Council directed city staff Tuesday night to draft a new law legalizing the use of Segways on downtown city sidewalks. → Read More
More than 100 people packed into a ballroom within the Holiday Inn Rapid City-Rushmore Plaza on Monday afternoon to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and listen to sermons denouncing → Read More
It’s now illegal to operate a Segway on city sidewalks in Rapid City, but that could soon change. → Read More
Laurie and Bernard Barnaud have been farming and ranching just east of the Belle Fourche Reservoir since 1993. Today, they’re scheduled to drive to town to sell around 50 calves, → Read More
A meandering hour-and-a-half discussion between residents, a developer and the Rapid City Council ended without resolution Monday night when the council delayed a decision on an application for a proposed → Read More
Two Rapid City hotels have abruptly closed their doors in what’s being called a seasonal closure. → Read More
Black Hills Energy submitted a proposal Monday to the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission seeking approval for a Renewable Ready Service Tariff to offer renewable energy resources. → Read More
At the Rapid City Council meeting Monday night, the council approved raising fees for ambulances, cemeteries, parking permits and a host of planning and development services, including application fees for → Read More
The Rapid City Council will consider a resolution raising fees for a number of city services and creating new fees for others at its meeting today. → Read More
Steve Allender Arena may have a nice ring to it but don’t expect the name of the Rapid City mayor who shepherded the campaign to build a new arena at → Read More
Rapid City’s annual harvest has arrived — of deer, that is. → Read More
When Rapid Citians call 911 asking for an ambulance, dispatch doesn’t run a credit check or ask the caller to send over a bank statement proving they can pay for → Read More
A Rapid City developer has filed a second lawsuit against the city of Rapid City in as many weeks. → Read More
Developer Hani Shafai believes that if a historically strong rainstorm should ever settle above east-central Rapid City, 200 homes could be washed away. City officials say they’re working to ensure → Read More
Rapid City’s most prominent developer is suing the city for its refusal to decommission and relocate a water main he says is beneath his property illegally and has leaked millions → Read More
The city’s construction of a new multi-use pathway in West Memorial Park is getting a hand from the state Department of Transportation. → Read More