The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission have approved the Black Hills Power request for a 20 percent interim increase in electric rates. Read More

The Rapid City Regional Airport is growing faster than the national average. Read More

Doctors say prescription drug abuse out numbers abuse of other street drugs, which is why physicians are happy about a bill passed by legislators. Read More

A Pennington County sheriff deputy is charged with reckless driving. Read More

Lawmakers have approved spending $3.8 million in state and federal funds for a minimum security prison. Read More

The South Dakota House has voted to continue a lease with the Black Hills Playhouse and give it two years to raise money to fix up the place. Read More

A man accused of hiding a gun used in a shooting at a Rapid City basketball tournament has pleaded guilty. Read More

You've heard of paying a baby-sitter to take care of your children while you are away, but what about a pet sitter? Read More

Just a few years ago, St. Thomas More dominated class A boys basketball by winning back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007. Read More

The region 7B championship game featured White River and Wall. Read More

Black Hills Power wants to boost its electric rates by 20 percent until state regulators decide the company's earlier request. Read More

After nearly three hours of testimony Amber Solay was sentenced to 180 days in the state penitentiary for kidnapping her children. Read More

A Sioux Falls man is behind bars accused of critically injuring his girlfriend's 3-year-old son. Read More

A state prison inmate that walked away from a minimum security prison is back in custody. Read More

It's census time, but why is it so important to fill out the information? Read More

New safety concerns after wild episode on California freeway.

TSA shows off latest full body scanners.

More kids getting bifocals to help with worsening myopia.

Congress holds hearings on whether to allow gays to serve openly in military.

Kentucky Senator blocks billion dollar economic aid package. GOP not happy.

More recalls may be looming for Toyota, and GM announces the recall of more than 1 million vehicles.

New details on the death of a whale trainer at SeaWorld park.

President holds bipartisan summit on health care reform.

Oklahoma man dies after fighting in a Toughman competition.

School board votes to fire every teacher at struggling high school.

Often considered a disease of the elderly, strokes are now striking adults at much young ages.

Hundreds of people in Meade County gathered Thursday to hear about a special zoning area around the city of Summerset. Read More

A plan to build a new minimum-security prison at a Rapid City site owned by the state has been endorsed by a panel of South Dakota lawmakers. Read More

The Sheriff's Office is investigating thefts at logging sites in the Hill City area as well as some vacation homes in the central hills. Read More

The western South Dakota community known for the roar of Harley Davidsons in august will be filled with the hum of scooters in June. Read More

One of the ways credit card companies make money is by charging those over limit fees but a new proposal could cut into that. Read More

The state is facing a serious budget shortfall for the fiscal year 2011. Read More

It's census time, and that's where you answer questions, and give out some of your personal information. Read More

TSA shows off latest full body scanners.

The weekend of March 6th is the eleventh annual "Counts Car Show" and the theme this year is "A Salute to the Military" Read More

Even on a rainy, gloomy day like today you can tell spring is just around the corner, and with spring comes daffodils. Read More

A special zoning area is being proposed in Meade County, around the city of Summerset. Read More

A 36-year-old man from rural Elk Point has been indicted on charges he raped a young girl. Read More

National Pretzel Company is voluntarily recalling all honey mustard onion flavored pretzels. Read More

The Rapid City School District is one step closer to hiring a new superintendent. Read More

Black Hills Power wants to boost its electric rates by 20 percent until state regulators decide the company's earlier request. Read More

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