Competency questions cloud murder case as Rapid City man faces life in prison or the death penalty

Competency questions cloud murder case as Rapid City man faces life in prison or the death penalty RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - ...

NDN Collective leader Tilsen on trial: What was his intent?

The case stems from a June 11, 2022, incident in which Rapid City Police officer Nicholas Glass was conducting a pedestrian ...

Lawmakers continue effort to ban lab-grown protein in South Dakota

South Dakota Stockgrowers Executive Director Doris Lauing, while questioning the integrity of lab-grown meat and what she ...

Rhoden requests Presidential disaster declaration for December windstorm damage

Governor Rhoden has requested a presidential disaster declaration over damage from the record breaking windstorm in December.

Rapid City to study Eglin St. traffic as a major retail corridor, plans for future growth

City officials approved a $200,000 traffic study Tuesday for Eglin Street as the area prepares for significant new ...

Rapid City commits $222,541 to swap street lights

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The city’s Public Works department approved the next phase of a four-year project Tuesday that will ...

Rapid City mayor to visit St. Thomas More Middle School during National Catholic Schools Week

St. Thomas More Middle School will welcome the Mayor of Rapid City on Wednesday, Jan. 28 at 10:30 a.m. as part of the ...

Eagle Butte man sentenced to federal prison for sexually abusing a minor

A 24-year-old Eagle Butte man has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for abusive sexual contact involving a minor ...

Attorney General Marty Jackley to argue for South Dakota jurisdiction in Mayday Health case

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley will argue in New York federal court that questions about Mayday Health’s ...

Walz, Homan meet as Trump’s border czar arrives in Minnesota

According to a spokesperson for Governor Tim Walz’s office, the governor met with border czar Tom Homan on Tuesday morning ...

House panel advances bill banning lab-grown meat as ‘adulterated food’

A South Dakota House agriculture committee advanced HB 1077, a bill that would ban the sale of lab-grown meat by defining it ...

Lawmakers advance proposal to cover students’ reduced-price meal costs

South Dakota lawmakers advance a proposal to require the state to cover reduced-price school meal costs for qualifying students, potentially eliminating meal charges and boosting food access.