A preliminary damage assessment conducted by FEMA reported more than $4.6 million in public infrastructure damage across Custer, Pennington and Fall River counties from the record-breaking windstorm.

One bill could set a higher bar to overcome for landowners who take electric utility companies to court for wildfire damages.

Gov. Larry Rhoden has signed a disaster declaration seeking FEMA assistance for damages caused by a powerful winter storm.

Public safety officials say there's higher risk of getting lost on trails with downed trees and search and rescue operations will take longer to reach them.

The City plans to use grant money to lower recycling costs and help with landfill capacity.

Rapid City fire crews battled multiple blazes and high winds Wednesday afternoon. Responders are still gathering information about what caused the fires.

The City's Air Quality Office recommends at-risk individuals limit their exposure outside.

People in northern Sioux Falls might hear some loud booms starting Wednesday. It’s part of an effort to keep geese away from the airport.

A massive arctic front cutting across the state this week is likely to bring high winds and wintry temperatures. Experts say the western and central prairie could be hit the hardest.

Game, Fish and Parks officials say they’ve detected zebra mussels in Sheridan Reservoir in the Black Hills.