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A June wildfire in Custer State park was accidentally started by park workers, according to an origin and cause report. The report says workers routinely…
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Forecasts show an increased risk of wildfires in western South Dakota in the next few weeks after two of the wettest years in state history.Darren Clabo…
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In The Moment … June 29, 2020 Show 848 Hour 1A relatively calm 2018 and 2019 has some South Dakotans less aware of the risk of wildfires in the Black…
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The state wildfire meteorologist for South Dakota anticipates a slower than average wildfire season this year.A wetter than average spring and summer are…
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Last summer’s Crow Peak wildfire near Spearfish resulted in a hub of information being released to the public about the fire’s status.Fire officials used…
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2016 brought significant spring and fall wildfires to South Dakota. The State Fire Meteorologist Darren Clabo says these fires follow a trend of longer…
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Rapid City Fire Department officials say current conditions are prime for wildfire, and residents should be extra careful when discharging fireworks.…
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It’s been over a month since the Cold Fire cut through the Southern Black Hills. It burned almost two-thousand acres of land, but officials say it could…
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Todd Pechota is the National Forest Fire Management Officer of the Year.He works for the Black Hills National Forest and lives in Custer. Pechota is a…
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The Storm Hill Fire kept crews busy this weekend in the Black Hills. The fire is burning on about 193 acres near Hill City. It forced the closure of two…