The announcement marks the first step in the process to close the transaction.

The trial of indigenous rights advocate Nick Tilsen has ended in a hung jury. While Tilsen is still indicted, the state now has the option to drop the charges or press forward.

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.

A Rapid City woman convicted of first-degree murder was sentenced to life in prison.

The mayor of Rapid City says the sports complex may need to be relocated, among other changes, now that the Destination District has been voted down.

A student-led effort to allow varsity sports to count for half of a physical education credit passes its first legislative hurdle by one vote.

Rapid City voters sharply rejected a Tax Increment Financing – or TIF – district that would house a project known as Libertyland.

Many state lawmakers are voicing concerns over what they say is a lack of transparency in the ownership of the Rapid City One Stop.

In a community with a significant unhoused population, it marks one fewer resource to turn to during cold winter months.

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