Jill Sears
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Senator Biteman Fights to Protect election integrity with the filing two new bills at the 2022 Legislative Session
Two new bills regarding the integrity of elections have been introduced to the Wyoming Senate. These bills have been filed by Senator Bo Biteman (R-SD21). → Read More
Poor air quality alert in effect for West Rapid City
According to the National Weather Service there is currently an air pollution alert issued for West Rapid City. The alert has been issued for the entirety of today, up until approximately 5 p.m. today. → Read More
Driver killed in early-morning crash
A single-vehicle crash in the early hours of Friday morning left the car’s one occupant dead. → Read More
Mayor Allender asks public to limit visits to city facilities due to uptick in worker illnesses
Mayor Steve Allender is asking that the public to avoid going to City facilities unless necessary. → Read More
Mines Students mobilizing to give back on MLK Day Holiday
Monday will mark not only Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but will also be the 12th year in a row when groups of South Dakota Mines students will take their day off and use it, not to relax, but to Honor Martin Luther King and to give back to the community. → Read More
Two South Dakota high schools are adding a new recognition award to their Awards Night ceremonies
In late May 2021, 28-year-old Wall resident Rachael Huether, unexpectedly passed away. → Read More
Judge puts a halt to vaccine mandate in some states
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri has put a temporary stop to the Biden Administration’s vaccine mandate for federal contractors and subcontractors. → Read More
Pedestrian hit and killed early Friday morning near Sheridan
A pedestrian was hit and killed this morning on Interstate 90. The deadly crash occurred at approximately 12:25 a.m. Friday morning at milepost 25 near Sheridan, Wyoming. → Read More
Rapid City man guilty of attempting to entice a minor for unlawful sex acts
The District of South Dakota Acting United States Attorney, Dennis R. Holmes, said that the evidence at trial established that Truax had been arrested and federally indicted as a result of an undercover sex trafficking operation that was conducted during the 2020 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, targeting internet predators. → Read More
CDC recommends children ages 5 to 11 be administered pediatric-safe level of Pfizer’s COVID vaccine
After rigorous clinical trials , the CDC has concluded that the Pfizer vaccine is safe, and provides more than 90 percent protection against symptomatic disease among children. → Read More
Three consecutive months of extraordinary sales tax revenue reflects a robust Rapid City economy
Rapid City has its city sales tax in and the numbers show a thriving market with consistent profit. → Read More
Pennington County crash leaves two dead
Two people died and another person was seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash that occurred Sunday afternoon south of Rapid City. → Read More
Help keep your family safe and protect our environment at Saturday’s Waste Disposal Event
It’s time to get rid of old paints, aerosols, and chemicals. → Read More
Interstate 90 closing from Rapid City to Wyoming Border at 10 pm
RAPID CITY, S.D. – According to the South Dakota Department of Transportation, due heavy snow and high winds, Interstate 90 will be closed both eastbound and westbound from Rapid City to the Wyoming state line beginning at 10 pm. Wet snow is expected to fall overnight with accumulations of 12-18 inches in some locations. The high rate of accumulating heavy, wet snow and strong winds are… → Read More
Jones County fatal crash leaves one dead and three injured
One person died and three others were injured on Thursday when a Subaru Forester, travelling westbound on Interstate 90 left the road, crossed over the median and collided head-on with a vehicle travelling eastbound on the interstate, just west of Murdo. → Read More
Monument Health announces vaccine mandate
Monument Health announced Thursday a new mandate requiring all of its employees to be fully vaccinated → Read More
Pitbull scheduled to perform for Summit Arena’s first live music performance
The Monument has announced it’s first live music performance since opening it’s newly constructed Summit Arena. Mr. Worldwide aka Pitbull, is officially the first concert slated in Summit Arena at The Monument. → Read More
One reporter heads out into the Rapid City night seeking answers, and comes home full of hope and pride
One reporter heads out into the Rapid City night seeking answers, and comes home full of hope and pride → Read More
September is Suicide Prevention Month and the Front Porch Coalition is here to assist those in need
For many people and organizations, September is a time to remember those impacted by suicide. → Read More
$3,000 reward offered in Susan Fast Eagle missing persons case
The Rapid City Police Department is offering $3,000 for information that leads police to the location of Susan Fast Eagle, 30, of Rapid City. → Read More