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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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Feedback sought on Rapid City’s data center ordinance
RAPID CITY, SD – Rapid City’s Community Development Department continues to seek input from the public regarding a proposed ordinance amendment regarding data centers in the community. Earlier this month, the City of Rapid City hosted a public open house on data centers and is seeking comments through an online survey through November 2.
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West River Mental Health to take over Rapid City youth crisis center
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - West River Mental Health will take over operations of Rapid City’s youth Crisis Care Center on Nov. 1, keeping the 24/7 service available to young people experiencing a mental health crisis. The center will remain at its current location in the Abbott House West...
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Rapid City Breaks Ground on Northline Business Park
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Rapid City is taking another step toward future economic growth. City officials and business leaders broke ground Thursday on the future Northline Business Park, a mixed-use development designed to support expanding businesses and attract new employers to the area. The groundbreaking marks the beginning of...
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Rapid City mayor selects longtime parks manager as department director
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City’s longtime Parks Division manager could soon take over leadership of the city’s Parks and Recreation Department. Mayor Jason Salamun has selected Scott Anderson for the director position. The Rapid City Common Council is expected to consider the appointment Nov. 2. Anderson...
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FEMA approves more than $638,000 for Rapid City, Pennington County storm damage
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City and Pennington County will receive more than $638,000 in federal funding to help pay for damage and cleanup following strong winds in December 2025. FEMA announced Thursday that Rapid City will receive nearly $469,000 to repair or replace damaged fencing, netting, poles and...
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Children's Home Society unveils new facility to replace Rockerville location
RAPID CITY, S.D. — On Tuesday afternoon, the Children's Home Society hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new 110,000-square-foot facility that will replace the one in Rockerville come early November. Children's Home Society helps children who are The facility includes classrooms, a library, playrooms, and updated sleeping quarters. Officials say these new facilities will provide children with smaller classroom sizes, more overall space, and a space with trauma-informed care top of mind.
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The Oldest Bar in South Dakota Got a Stuffed Buffalo From Buffalo Bill
When Mike Russell stepped off a stagecoach in Deadwood on March 6, 1877, the gold rush camp already had at least 17 saloons. He took one look around and decided there was room for one more. In June, he opened the Buffalo Bar, named for his friend and hunting partner, Buffalo Bill Cody. Today it’s […]
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New Raptor enhances security in all 22 RCAS schools
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KELO) — The Rapid City Area School District has added new security measures designed to help keep students and staff safe. “One way for us to digitize visitor entry into our buildings goes beyond the office. We saw this as a way to create another layer of security, and that’s part of […]
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The Daily Slice: Thursday, October 22, 2026
The Daily Slice, your Black Hills news podcast in under 10 minutes. Delivered every morning Monday-Friday at homesliceaudio.com/dailyslice. Deadwood Receives National Recognition for Historic Preservation. DEADWOOD, S.D. — The city of Deadwood is receiving national recognition from the National Park Service. The city joined the federal Certified Local Government Program...
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The Daily Slice: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
The Daily Slice, your Black Hills news podcast in under 10 minutes. Delivered every morning Monday-Friday at homesliceaudio.com/dailyslice. Children’s Home Society Celebrates Opening of New Rapid City Campus. RAPID CITY, S.D. — The Children’s Home Society (CHS) in Rapid City cut ribbon Tuesday on a 110,000 square foot campus...
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Rapid City Area Schools rolls out new visitor check-in system
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City Area Schools is changing how visitors check in, with a new system designed to keep students safer. The district implemented a new visitor check-in system Monday. The nearly $27,000 automated system scans a visitor’s ID upon entry, then checks it against the sex...
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Sturgis Council approves PSI with AVID4 Engineering for Lazelle St Utility work
STURGIS, S.D. – The Sturgis Council this week authorized a professional services agreement with Avid4 Engineering for utility work to be completed on Lazelle Street ahead of its major reconstruction. […]
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Rapid City parks announce winter restroom schedule changes
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Many of the Rapid City parks restroom facilities have been closed for the season, and the city announced has announced schedule adjustments for the remaining facilities. The Memorial Park bandshell will be secured and closed for the winter season starting this week. Then on Nov....
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‘Land Back Equals Bison Back’: NDN Collective to Sign Buffalo Treaty
Foster Cournoyer Hogan’s family frequently teases him about his appetite as a child. “My family told me I wouldn’t eat ground beef until I was in kindergarten,” he told Native News Online. “I would only eat buffalo. That’s something I carry with me because it unknowingly shaped who I was.”
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Rapid City Area Schools unveils new visitor check-in process
RAPID CITY, S.D. - A new process is underway at Rapid City Area Schools to help strengthen visitor management and school access, along with improving student safety. According to school officials, individuals dropping off items, asking questions, or doing business with office staff will be unaffected unless their visit requires further entry into the school.