Miranda O'Bryan
KOTA Territory News
Rapid City, SD, United States
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Parents express concern over where students will go to school following potential Canyon Lake closure
Parents express concern over where students will go to school following potential Canyon Lake closure. → Read More
A crime of opportunity: Rapid City Police Department sees an uptick in stolen vehicles during winter months
In Rapid City, 452 vehicles were stolen throughout 2021. → Read More
The one where they have a baby; real-life “F.R.I.E.N.D.S” use surrogacy to create a family
Rachel and Ross Pfeifle overcame many hurdles to welcome their daughter, Harper Grace, into the world. → Read More
Innovation & technology combine in Black Hills Works, providing independence
Innovation & technology combine in the Assistive Technology department of Black Hills works, providing independence → Read More
Humane Society sees an uptick in people surrendering man’s best friend
Humane Society of the Black Hills running out of room as more people give up their pets. → Read More
Upcoming Knights of Columbus fundraiser combines bowling with winter coats
In January, the 10th annual Coats for Kids bowling tournament will take place, fundraising money to purchase new coats for kids at the Black Hills Children’s Home. → Read More
Making the outdoors more accessible; South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks has two Action Track Chairs
An initiative with South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks has two Action Track Chairs to make discovering nature easier. → Read More
Sioux Falls author creates dystopian society in new release, ‘The Coin’
With his new book, The Coin, Bill Earley adds author to his long list of accomplishments. → Read More
Journey Museum & Learning Center wrapping up programs & ushering in new year
The Journey Museum and Learning Center is wrapping up its 2022 programs. → Read More
Lakota Voice Project lifts up Lakota youth with annual Christmas campaign
The Lakota Voice Project has brought attention to the high rate of suicides on Pine Ridge for the last decade. → Read More
Miss South Dakota 2022 preparing to head to national competition
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - They say you’re more likely to have a son win the Super Bowl than to have a daughter place in the top 15 at Miss America. With all the preparation, dedication, and hard work; South Dakota’s representative may just beat those odds. Copyright 2022 KOTA. All rights reserved. → Read More
Breakfast with the Grinch; providing last-minute Christmas gift shopping and fun for the whole family
He’s not here to steal Christmas this year, but he may steal your breakfast. → Read More
Holiday for Fiddles; festive concert supporting Youth and Family Services
Here's another thing to add to your holiday agenda, Holiday for Fiddles, a Christmas concert for a great cause. → Read More
Rapid City family shares passion for Christmas in the form of a tiny town
Although it may be on the small side, a family passionate about Christmas wanted the entire community to see how they deck the halls. → Read More
‘Christmas on the Prairie’; a Douglas High School fundraiser helps Tech Club feel merry & bright
Christmas on the Prairie gives Douglas Tech Club the funds needed to keep going. → Read More
From east to west; SHIFT Garage helps people in need with transportation
SHIFT Garage is a local non-profit free labor service garage. → Read More
Offering unique gifts, the Black Hills Indian Artist Market takes over the Dahl
If you’re searching for something unique this Christmas, the Black Hills Indian Artist Market is the perfect place while also supporting the community. → Read More
Matthews Opera House ushers in holiday season with busy December calendar
A pillar of artistry, commitment to community, a historic space: the Matthews Opera House is ushering in the holidays with a busy December calendar. → Read More
Feeling merry and bright, Black Hills Santa Claus ushers in the most wonderful time of the year
Helping South Dakota feel holly and jolly for 25 years, Black Hills Santa Claus is making his way South for local events this holiday season. → Read More
Bridging the gap; attorney general’s office unveils new MMIP & human trafficking coordinators
South Dakota Attorney General’s Office announced the creation of a position to help coordinate investigations into the disappearance and murder of Indigenous people. → Read More