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Chili cookoff gives utility initiative a boost

RAPID CITY, SD – The second annual chili cookoff – a benefit for the City Utility Initiative – filled the room at the Dahl Arts Center Tuesday night. Dozens of chili’s were available for sampling for the ‘Good Chili, Great People, ‘A Stronger Community’ themed event hosted by City of Rapid City employees to assist residents with utility bills.

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Rhoden, Rounds and Jackley will stop in Sioux Falls as part of bus tour

A trio of Republican candidates seeking election or re-election stopped in Rapid City on Oct. 26, on a “Get out the Vote" bus tour. Their last stop will be in Sioux Falls on Thursday. Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden is campaigning for governor for the first time as he finishes out his role filling out the remainder of former Gov. Kristi Noem’s term after she began work in the Trump Administration. He is up against Democrat Dan Ahlers . Republican Sen. Mike Rounds is running for another term in the U.S. Senate against Independent Brian Bengs , and S.D. Attorney General Marty Jackley is running for the United States House of Representatives against Democrat Nikki Gronli. Stops on the tour have also included Wall, Pierre, Oacoma and Mitchell. The remainder of stops include Oct. 28 in Oacoma and Mitchell; and Oct. 29 in Watertown, Madison, Brookings and Sioux Falls, which starts at 9 a.m. at Campaign Headquarters, 601 N. Main St. Topics included affordability, tax breaks, promoting pro-business environments, the importance of Ellsworth Air Force Base, balancing the budget, the second-amendment, pro-life stances and keeping the Republican Party in control. However, none of the candidates mentioned President Donald Trump — the

Sioux Falls, SD · 12d

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700 Acre Prescribed Burn Planned Thursday in Black Hills

Black Hills National Forest – The Hell Canyon Ranger District is planning the Antihorse prescribed fire on Thursday, Oct. 29, pending all required approvals. Forest Service officials estimate that prescribed fire work may continue throughout the fall as conditions allow. Certified prescribed fire specialists use prescribed fire to reduce overgrown vegetation, helping protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires.

Custer, SD · 11d

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Halloween tradition brings 107 Rapid City preschoolers and senior living residents together

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Halloween came with plenty of costumes, smiling faces and heavy bags of candy as 107 preschoolers from St. Elizabeth Seton visited Good Samaritan’s St. Martin Village for an annual trick-or-treat trail. But for the residents handing out treats, the event offered something beyond the usual...

Rapid City, SD · 11d

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Chili cook-off raises support for City Utility Assist Initiative

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The City Utility Assist Initiative received support Tuesday night from the second annual “Community Chili Cook-Off.”. The event brought aspiring chefs together at the Dahl Arts Center. The theme was “A Stronger Community.” Attendees sampled chili and voted for their favorites. The...

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CDC: Drug-resistant infections cause nearly 51,000 U.S. deaths each year

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Drug-resistant bacteria and fungi cause an estimated 9.7 million infections and 50,800 deaths in the United States each year, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC’s updated Antimicrobial Resistance Threats Report takes a closer look at 19...

Rapid City, SD · 13d

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Library names Minkel interim director

RAPID CITY, SD—The Rapid City Public Library Board of Trustees recently confirmed Sean Minkel as interim director of the Rapid City Public Library as officials continue search efforts for a permanent selection to the position. Minkel has nearly 18 years of experience with the Rapid City Public Library, serving...

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Swan Lake Soars in Rapid City

RAPID CITY, S.D. - You can travel the world, or the world can travel to you. On Tuesday night, the touring World Ballet Company arrived in Rapid City, delivering one of the most impressive classical ballet productions the local stage has ever hosted at The Monument. The evening offered a showcase of athleticism and artistic discipline alongside a live orchestra without pauses or second takes, the ensemble demonstrated technical precision across the board. From the corps de ballet to the principals, every movement stayed in time and synchronized, standing out as a higher caliber presentation than recent touring stops in the area, including the Company's 2025 staging of "Sleeping Beauty." Standout performances anchored the performance. Ballerina Lina Sheveleva, dancing the dual lead role of Odette and Odile, drew acclaim from the audience during a solo that featured 29 executed fouettés. Konstantin Geronik brought comedic relief and energy as the Jester, generating laughter across the auditorium. The visual presentation of the villain Rothbart was equally distinct, featuring an intricate, menacing costume reminiscent of a feather-covered Edward Scissorhands. The visual and musical elements matched the dancers' execution. Set and costume designer Sergey Novikov developed backdrops and lighting designs that ranged from bright

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Public comment period opens as company seeks state permits for uranium mine

Listen to an audio version of this story produced by reporter Meghan O'Brien. Broadcasters: See below for a downloadable version with a host intro script. A company that wants to mine for uranium in southwestern South Dakota is restarting its state permitting process and preparing for a public hearing after securing federal permits earlier this year.

South Dakota · 12d

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Rapid City community donates thousands of candy pieces, costumes for local youth

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Thousands of pieces of candy and dozens of Halloween costumes have been collected to help make sure local children can enjoy the holiday this year. The donations came in through the annual Halloween Candy and Costume Collection Drive, a partnership between Journey On and the Rapid City Police Department’s Engagement Team. The program, now in its fourth year, gathers costumes and treats for children in need and helps support safe trick-or-treat events across Rapid City.

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Black Hills Musicians Shine at Sold-Out Rock and Rollers Hall of Fame Ceremony

RAPID CITY, S.D. – The South Dakota Rock and Rollers Hall of Fame hosted its annual induction ceremony Saturday at The District in Sioux Falls, celebrating the state’s rich musical […]

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Candidates make stop in Rapid City during four-day tour

RAPID CITY, SD – The second stop of a four-day statewide bus tour with Gov. Larry Rhoden, U.S. Senator Mike Rounds, and candidate for Congress Marty Jackley, took place at […]

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Rhoden, Rounds and Jackley kick off campaign bus tour in Black Hills region

RAPID CITY, S.D. — Today, Governor Larry Rhoden, Senator Mike Rounds and Attorney General Marty Jackley (running for South Dakota's at-large congressional district) kicked off their bus tour with stops around the Black Hills, campaigning for themselves and one another. The three candidates started in Custer and then went to the Hotel Alex Johnson in Rapid City before moving on over to Spearfish and Sturgis.

South Dakota · 13d

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Sad News: Police Confirm Missing South Dakota Man Is Deceased

It's a bittersweet day for South Dakota officers and for a family of a missing South Dakota man

Rapid City, SD · 18d

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2 Lost South Dakota Neighborhoods That Disappeared From the Map

An old neighborhood can leave a surprisingly faint mark on a modern city. Buildings disappear, a street changes purpose, and a park or business district takes their place. The residents’ lives remain in photographs, family histories, and records that require a closer look. These two South Dakota histories show...

Rapid City, SD · 16d

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Rapid City Raptor Center hosts “Owl-O-Ween” event

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The Rapid City Raptor Center hosted “Owl-O-Ween” Saturday, inviting the community to see raptors up close. The donation-based event asked guests to book free tickets and bring either a bottle of unflavored Pedialyte, a roll of paper towels or a cash donation. The...

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Red Ribbon Week spreads a drug free message

RAPID CITY, SD – Red Ribbon Week got underway Monday as students from several local schools gathered for the kickoff event displaying red banners signed by students pledging to be […]

Rapid City, SD · 13d

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VFW Post 1273 hosts “Boots on the Ground” to provide winter clothing for veterans

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - VFW Post 1273 held its “Boots on the Ground” event Sunday, providing local veterans and military families with winter clothing. The event ran from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for veterans only, giving them first access to tables of winter coats, hats, gloves and T-shirts, all free of charge. From 2 to 3 p.m., the event opened to the public.

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Whitewood Volunteer Fire Department serves community, seeks new recruits at annual breakfast feed

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The smell of fresh coffee and hot griddles filled the Whitewood Fire Station on Sunday morning as local volunteer firefighters traded their turnout gear for aprons to host their annual breakfast feed. Now in its sixth consecutive year under Fire Chief DJ Werlinger, the tradition...

Whitewood, SD · 14d

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