Around 7:30 a.m., Pennington County Sheriff’s Office reported the interstate was closed in both directions after a fire-related crash near the Cheyenne River Bridge. The South Dakota Highway Patrol ...

Dusty Johnson holding a significant fundraising lead in South Dakota’s Republican race for governor, with millions raised and spent ahead of the June primary. According to pre-primary disclosures ...

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has released the final ballot explanation for a proposed constitutional amendment that would require a 60% vote for approval of future amendments or ...

Two juveniles were detained early Tuesday after police responded to reports of gunfire in a Rapid City neighborhood and discovered a loaded, illegally modified shotgun. Officers were dispatched just ...

The U.S. Senate has confirmed longtime law enforcement officer Dan Satterlee as U.S. marshal for the District of South Dakota. Satterlee, who has served as director of the South Dakota Division of ...

A student was arrested Tuesday after bringing an airsoft gun onto the Sturgis Brown High School campus. Superintendent Wayne Wormstadt said in a message to parents and staff that the student was met ...

A man convicted in a deadly arson attack that killed a woman and injured his brother has been sentenced to life in federal prison without parole, authorities said. Reno Rondeau was sentenced Monday ...

Additional funding has been secured to replace aging chainsaws and provide $5 million in grants for personal protective equipment for volunteer fire departments. The state also created a new East ...

Rapid City residents will soon preserve a snapshot of life in 2026 as officials prepare to bury a community time capsule filled with items reflecting the city’s present and its future. The capsule, ...

South Dakota regulators on Tuesday set a timeline to consider a proposed rate increase by Black Hills Energy that could raise electricity costs for customers in the western part of the state. The ...

Russia's war in Ukraine is entering a more difficult phase for Moscow, according to Brett McGurk, a former senior U.S.

A bomb threat prompted the evacuation of Rapid City Central High School on Thursday, May 14, though authorities later determined there was no credible danger. Police said the threat was reported ...