Juliana Alford
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It’s the calm before the madness, March Madness that is
Tuesday night the "first 4" kicks off the NCAA and then on Thursday morning it's non-stop college basketball until late Sunday night. → Read More
“Against the Current” art piece has a temporary new home in Spearfish
A new piece of artwork was recently loaned for two years to the High Plains Western Heritage Center. → Read More
When the weather outside is frightful, the slopes can be delightful
When the weather outside is frightful, the slopes can be delightful, and since there's no place to go because of the weather, skiers and snowboarders are asking to just let it snow. → Read More
Rack em’ up, the pool tournament is back at the Monument
Pool players from around the state have gathered in Rapid City with their cue sticks and chalk for a competition. → Read More
Caputa alpaca farm welcomes unexpected baby
The Caputa Alpaca farm located in Rapid City had a surprise last month. → Read More
North Rapid residents concerned about vacant buildings
Located in North Rapid City right off I90 there are two abandoned buildings that have raised concern for some residents. → Read More
Mandatory DWI sentences passes through the state Senate
Repeat drunk drivers face mandatory prison time. → Read More
Rapid City Medical Center attempts to beat healthcare worker decline statistic
Since 2020, one in five healthcare workers have left their jobs in the United States. → Read More
Missing children scams are circulating on social media
Scammers use fake missing children social media posts. → Read More
Parole eligibility requirements could change for violent crimes in South Dakota
Parole eligibility could change in South Dakota. → Read More
President Biden issues disaster declaration for Oglala Sioux Tribe
The snowstorm last December left a lot of people in Pine Ridge unable to leave their home, leaving a lot of crews working continuously around the clock. → Read More
Foodies of Custer, prepare your palate for the 6th annual Restaurant Week
Foodies of Custer, restaurant week kicks off this week and local restaurants are ready for your empty stomachs.to treat you. → Read More
A Rapid City resident had an unusual surprise outside her home
One Rapid City resident was in her home, when she had an unusual surprise outside her window. → Read More
What the SDDOT wants you to know before you decide to travel
Check road conditions before you decide to travel. → Read More
Ending the Silence discusses child sexual assault
A non-profit in Rapid City brought together Native American to discuss problems and solutions about native-on-native violence. → Read More
Habitat for Humanity continues to make an impact in communities
Finding affordable housing is an issue that has affected the United States, however a nationwide organization makes a difference. → Read More
No student should have to study while hungry
Rapid City school district is able to fully open its food pantry after being closed due to the pandemic. → Read More
Rosebud Reservation will see new jobs and accessible internet within the next year
A new company is planning to bring in more jobs and accessible internet to a reservation in South Dakota. → Read More
Suzie Cappa art center announces their Artist of the Year
A local artist has been honored with a new-title. → Read More
Two gun law proposals failed to get out of South Dakota committee
Two laws that were recently proposed and shot down in South Dakota. → Read More