Chris Huber
Rapid City Journal
Rapid City, SD, United States
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Seven questions with David Emery of Black Hills Corporation
David Emery stepped down as CEO Black Hills Corporation in December after leading the largest publicly traded company in the Black Hills for 15 years. → Read More
Rapid City Journal wins 3 regional AP awards
The Rapid City Journal won three awards in this year's Associated Press Great Plains Newspaper Contest. → Read More
Columnist David Rooks dies at age 63
Longtime Rapid City Journal columnist David Rooks died Sunday surrounded by his family. He was 63. → Read More
Russian with SD ties sentenced to 18 months for being agent for Kremlin
A Russian woman who admitted to being a secret agent for the Kremlin has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. → Read More
Collective Impact awards six food security grants totaling $16,500
Rapid City Collective Impact announced Thursday that it is donating $16,500 to six local organizations to help with the organization's food-security initiative. → Read More
Prescribed burn planned for Angostura
The South Dakota Department of Agriculture’s Wildland Fire Division and South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks are planning a prescribed burn today in the northeast corner of Angostura State Recreation → Read More
Top court skeptical of argument over food stamp data
The Supreme Court on Monday seemed inclined to rule against a South Dakota newspaper seeking data about the government's food assistance program, previously known as food stamps. → Read More
Ranchers finalists for conservation award
Two West River ranches are finalists for the South Dakota Leopold Conservation Award. → Read More
Wilson appointed president of University of Texas at El Paso
The University of Texas System on Tuesday formally appointed U.S. Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson as president of the University of Texas at El Paso despite opposition from some students → Read More
Interstate remains closed, all state government offices shuttered because of storm
A large portion of Interstate 90 remains closed and Gov. Kristi Noem has ordered the closure of state government offices in all South Dakota counties Thursday due to the snowstorm → Read More
Rapid City Journal office closed today
The Rapid City Journal's office is closed today due to the impending winter snowstorm. → Read More
UPDATE: Noem veto of hemp legalization survives override attempt
An attempt to override South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's veto of a hemp legalization bill has failed in the Legislature. → Read More
Hemp sponsor to seek override of governor's veto
The sponsor of a bill to legalize industrial hemp production in South Dakota says supporters will try to overcome Republican Gov. Kristi Noem's veto of the measure. → Read More
South Dakota House sends hemp legalization bill to governor
South Dakota's Legislature has approved a bill that would legalize industrial hemp despite Gov. Kristi Noem's opposition. → Read More
Journal delivery delays expected this weekend
With an impending winter snowstorm and daylight saving time, the Rapid City Journal is expecting delays in delivery for the Saturday and Sunday editions of the Rapid City Journal. → Read More
Keystone XL protest bill package passes through both houses
Two bills aimed at curbing protests of TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL pipeline project sailed through both houses of the South Dakota Legislature on Thursday. → Read More
State Senate approves legalization of industrial hemp
The South Dakota Senate approved a bill Wednesday to legalize the growth and production of hemp. → Read More
Plan to expand bighorn tag to badlands pulled from commission
A controversial administrative action to expand the hunting area for an auctioned bighorn sheep tag was pulled Thursday before state Game, Fish and Parks commissioners had a chance to vote → Read More
Box Elder teen shot Tuesday night dies of injuries
A 17-year-old Box Elder male died from injuries sustained during a shooting in Rapid City Tuesday night. → Read More
Senate rejects AG's push to reverse presumptive probation
Senators have decided to keep in place South Dakota's presumptive probation policy for some lower-level felonies, voting Friday to reject an expensive proposal from new Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg to → Read More