Kayla Henderson
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It’s been 3 years since since COVID-19 changed our lives
It's been three years since the first confirmed COVID-19 case, resulting in the outbreak. → Read More
Parents express concern over the closure of Canyon Lake Elementary School
The Rapid City Area School District decided to close Canyon Lake Elementary School for good, but with a grace period. → Read More
Community helps clear debris from the Degeest Drive fire
The Dotson family is thankful that the Rapid City community helped clear debris from their Rapid Valley property. → Read More
Grocery tax showdown between Noem and legislators coming to a close
Governor Noem's food tax repeal bill might not be dead? → Read More
The rising real estate market affects property values
Pennington County continues to experience significant growth, prompting concern about property assessments. → Read More
A businessman announces he’s jumping into race for Rapid City mayor
The field is getting a little crowded now that a fifth person announces a run for mayor of Rapid City. → Read More
Is the end near for Canyon Lake Elementary School?
Canyon Lake Elementary has been dealing with infrastructure issues, forcing what some believe is an unpopular move. → Read More
Rapid City is back up and running again
The storm is over and businesses are back up and running. → Read More
Snowfall made traveling a challenge
Hundred of flights have been canceled, and no flights departed from Rapid City. → Read More
New Bridge being built by SD DOT in St. Onge
A 50-year-old bridge is being built on St. Onge road. → Read More
A small Northern Hills town is expanding with new businesses
Belle Fourche is growing with new businesses. → Read More
Tax cuts conversation at the Piedmont crackerbarrel
Eliminating the grocery sales tax would benefit families at the supermarket checkout. → Read More
As West River population grows, concern turns to water resources
There is concern about natural resources as the Black Hills population increases. → Read More
School of Mines professor now part of a prestigious scientific society
A South Dakota Mines professor is honored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. → Read More
South Dakota expands agritourism
Agriculture is South Dakota's number one economy and tourism is number two. So combining the two makes sense. → Read More
Deadwood sports betting could go statewide
South Dakota lawmakers take a look at allowing sports betting outside of Deadwood. → Read More
Box Elder police are giving back to senior citizens this Valentine’s Day
Box Elder Police Department honors a senior citizen on Valentine's Day. → Read More
Rapid City considers bridge inspection resolution
Rapid City could have the state pick up the tab for most of the cost of bridge inspections. → Read More
LGBTQ+ supporters protest House Bill 1080
HB1080 would restrict doctors from prescribing hormonal medication and performing gender-affirming surgery to minors. → Read More
Puppy Kissing Booth, fundraiser for one South Dakota Non profit organization
A fundraiser for South Dakota non-profit organization Border Paws Dog Rescue. → Read More