Authorities and family members are asking for the public’s assistance in locating 27‑year‑old Chelsea Stone, who was last ...

The Northern Hills Ranger District is welcoming a new district ranger as Patrick Champa steps into the role previously held by Steve Kozel.

Two years after losing its downtown Rapid City location and 15 years after opening its doors, the Hope Center’s board of directors has announced the organization will dissolve. The decision was shared ...

The YMCA of Rapid City will adopt a new name—YMCA of the Black Hills—beginning Jan. 1, a change intended to better reflect its regional reach and service to communities across western South Dakota.

The newest donation—an Austrian gold coin worth nearly $4,500—was dropped into a counter kettle at Lueders Food Center in Spearfish. Earlier in the season, two 1‑ounce American Gold Eagle coins valued ...

The $695,071 proposal would relocate and expand the first‑floor restrooms and Maker Space, add a janitor’s closet, and make the restrooms fully ADA‑compliant. The existing meeting room would also be ...

Rapid City residents can once again drop off natural Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland at the city’s remote disposal sites, which are now open through January 31. Items must be free of all ...

Rapid City is launching local efforts for America 250, the nationwide celebration of the United States’ 250th birthday in 2026. Visit Rapid City, in partnership with the City of Rapid City, is ...

In the Fall 2025 cycle of the Deadwood Fund Grant program, the South Dakota State Historical Society has awarded matching grants to five historic preservation projects across the state. The program ...

Rapid City will retire its long‑running “Sure Pay” program on March 1 as part of a major upgrade to the city’s utility billing system, officials announced Tuesday. The change follows the launch of an ...