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The state Department of Education reports fewer than one-third of ESL students are academically "on track," and educators say they need more support to properly equip classrooms.
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A problem with construction on Block 5, a high-rise development in downtown Rapid City, forced an evacuation of the area after structural concerns were found in an elevator shaft.
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With the first semester closer to finished than started, the Rapid City Area School board took some time to assess.
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We preview an upcoming market created by Black Hills artists, for Black Hills artists. Lorri Ann Two Bulls shares what to expect at the Dahl Arts Center this Saturday.
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Travis Kowalski, Ph.D., from South Dakota Mines explains the history of burning, cremating and burying math textbooks at 19th century universities.
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A town of less than a hundred people may seem like a place where nothing big ever happens, but when the sun goes down in the modest community of Quinn, population 73, there are happenings of astronomical proportions.
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With two weeks left before a daytime mission center in Rapid City closes, about two dozen people are continuing to urge the city council to help keep the homeless population warm.
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Activists walked into the Pennington County Administration Building Tuesday morning to demand the resignation of State’s Attorney Lara Roetzel.
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About two-and-a-half years after the groundbreaking, South Dakota US Senator John Thune is getting a tour of the new VA clinic in Rapid City.
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The South Dakota Supreme Court sided with the Department of Transportation in a case regarding highway construction.