500 delegates from 32 states are in Rapid City for The Farmers Union Convention. Read More

The goal is to get everyone counted, and not leave any money on the table. Read More

It was built 100 years ago and to mark the building's centennial the state is celebrating. Read More

Electronic billboards have city officials revisiting the sign ordinance. Read More

Driving on closed roads during a blizzard not only puts you in danger, it threatens the lives of rescue workers who are called out to help. Read More

As the debate over a health care reform bill draws closer to a decision by US lawmakers, citizens have turned out at rallies across the country. Read More

A bill approved by the legislature gives the state authority to seek a civil penalty of up to $1,000. Read More

Friday, the Rapid City Police Department arrested several drivers at a DUI checkpoint in Rapid City. Read More

Over a hundred women from around the area met in Rapid City Saturday for the Empowering Women Conference. Read More

Saturday, the 2010 Census Road Tour made a stop at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Rapid City. Read More

You see them while driving around Rapid City billboards but electronic ones have city officials revisiting the sign ordinance. Read More

The unemployment rate in Rapid City is up, reaching 5.6 percent in January. Read More

Tourist dollars only go so far, which is why a group of farmers and ranchers are trying to create a new kind of tourism. Read More

At 360 pounds, health issues posed some big challenges for one former contestant on NBC's biggest loser, Kristin Steede. Read More

As evidenced by what happened Thursday in the girls’ state double A basketball tournament, anything can happen. Read More

Standard nationwide guidelines for math and English instruction being developed.

Women pilots who contributed to WW2 efforts are honored.

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.

The AAU Region 1 Wrestling Tournament took place Saturday at Naasz Gymnasium. 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

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

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

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

Cash for Appliances has seen a lot of success in South Dakota, but you can also get something back for electronics that you're not using. Read More

There are 2,500 South Dakotans entitled to a federal tax refund from 2006. Read More

Texting has grown from a quick way to contact people to making charitable donations, and now you can play blackjack with your cell phone. Read More

The BHP rate hike will start in April, adding about $13 a month for the average household. Read More

The city of Sturgis is under investigation over campaign funding from the recent annexation vote. Read More

Standard nationwide guidelines for math and English instruction being developed.

Women pilots who contributed to WW2 efforts are honored.

The unemployment rate in Rapid City is up, reaching 5.6 percent in January. 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

The South Dakota house and senate have reached an apparent impasse on plans for changing state aid to school districts. Read More

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