Rapid City & Pennington County, South Dakota

The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is receiving a grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation.

Currently, the First Thunder Fire continues to burn just outside of Rapid City. As of now, the 150-acre fire’s cause is unknown, and it’s listed at zero percent contained.

Student lunch debt relief is on the menu for Rapid City Area Schools. It comes courtesy of the Black Hills Area Community Foundation and a matching donation from the local city council.

After a tumultuous summer, Rapid City Area Schools has a new acting superintendent. Assistant superintendent Cory Strasser assumed the role just days before the school year began.

A longtime Rapid City OBGYN is retiring. Dr. Marvin Buehner estimates he’s delivered 9,000 babies over 30 years. But as he leaves his practice, he’s issuing a warning for women’s health west river.

Thomasz Szabo and Nemanja Radovanovic face charges for bomb threats and "swatting" attacks that occurred in multiple states from 2020 through 2024.

Western Dakota Tech in Rapid City now offers a foot in the door for students interested in criminal justice.

The Rapid City municipal budget is taking shape. After being approved on first reading, the city could be in for a significant increase in expenditures.

Three Colorado men are sentenced to over 10 years in federal prison after being convicted of drug trafficking in South Dakota.

Rapid City first responders have advocated for changes in the hours residents can purchase alcohol. However, an effort to make that adjustment died in city council.