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D.O.T. announces overnight I-90 closure at Exit 46 next week
PIEDMONT, S.D. – Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, eastbound Interstate 90 will be closed nightly from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. through Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, for the installation of girders for the new overpass bridge at exit 46. Eastbound traffic will be detoured via exit 46 onto Sturgis Road, then to Stagestop Road, and back onto I-90 at exit 48. This work is part of a project that includes the full reconstruction of exit 46 and portions of Elk Creek Road and Sturgis Road in Piedmont. This multi-year project includes new exit ramps, a new bridge over I-90, elimination of an at-grade railroad crossing on Elk Creek Road by building a bridge over the railroad, replacement of drainage structures, and new concrete pavement on I-90 between exit 44 and mile marker 47. The prime contractor for this $77.7 million project is Heavy Constructors, Inc. of Rapid City, SD. The overall project completion date is December 2028. Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More.
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The 1880 Train in South Dakota runs the same rails that once carried gold and tin
The 1880 Train still runs on rails crews laid down in the 1880s, back when this stretch of the Black Hills hauled gold, tin and silver instead of visitors. The Black Hills Central Railroad calls itself the oldest continuously operating standard-gauge tour railroad in the country, and it carries you 10 miles each way between Hill City and Keystone behind a real steam engine.
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Traffic open after multi-vehicle crash on I-90
MEADE COUNTY, S.D. (KELO) — Traffic is now back open after a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 90 near Rapid City. The South Dakota Highway Patrol says it happened on the westbound lanes near mile marker 47. A social media post from the Meade County Sheriff’s Office says the crash happened at about 4:20 p.m. Friday, […]
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Gas line shut off, Knollwood Drive reopens following construction strike and evacuations
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Knollwood Drive has reopened to traffic Wednesday afternoon after utility crews successfully pinched off a natural gas line that was struck during construction earlier in the day. Emergency personnel with the Rapid City Fire Department, along with Montana-Dakota Utilities (MDU) and Black Hills Energy, responded...
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Water line repair at Fifth and Columbus to cause lane closures, service disruptions Wednesday in Rapid City
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Crews will repair a water line break at the intersection of Fifth and Columbus streets Wednesday, potentially disrupting water service for nearby Rapid City residents. Traffic control will be in place before the morning commute, closing the outside northbound lane of Fifth Street and merging...
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Box Elder traffic counts done; 1416, Radar Hill, Cheyenne design faces 2-year timeline
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Traffic counters are gone from four Box Elder intersections, but drivers may have to be patient for plans and work to finalize. A few important hurdles must be cleared due to the source of money for the project. The city collected data Oct. 13-15 at Radar...
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Rapid City residents invited to weigh in on I-90, Highway 16B study
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City residents will have two chances this month to weigh in on a transportation study looking at Interstate 90 and U.S. Highway 16B. The South Dakota Department of Transportation will hold public open houses Tuesday, Oct. 20, and Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Dahl Arts Center, 713 Seventh St. Both meetings will include the same information.
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Rapid City, Sioux Falls Among Cities Named for ‘Most Entitled’ Drivers in New Survey
RAPID CITY, S.D. – A new national survey is putting two South Dakota cities in the spotlight for driver behavior. The survey of more than 3,000 drivers ranked Sioux Falls 151st and Rapid City 153rd on a list of cities with the country’s most entitled drivers. Researchers looked at behaviors including risky lane changes, cutting through traffic, and ignoring traffic laws when they’re seen as inconvenient.