Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 21st of February.
Good morning, Rapid City.
Organizers invite local residents to share ideas for community change at the People’s Agenda Expo, aimed at addressing affordability issues.
The expo will be held on Feb. 28 at Journey Museum.
Black Hills Energy filed a rate review proposal with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission on Feb.
19 to adjust electric base rates, which are expected to raise local residential bills by about $25 starting in August 2026 (final rates are planned for early 2027).
The Rapid City Rush fell to the Worcester Railers 3-2 at The Monument Ice Arena on Thursday when Cameron Buhl and Quinn Olson scored late in the game.
The Rush struggled with offense despite stopping an empty net goal and remain eight points from a playoff spot.
Black Hills State University’s men’s basketball team beat Adams State 79-69 on Thursday night at Plachy Hall — snapping a five-game home win streak for ASU — to capture a one-game lead in the RMAC title race.
In a separate contest, the women’s team edged Adams State 68-66 as Bradie Schlbas scored 20 points to secure the tiebreaker.
South Dakota State Dart Tournament 2026
All day — The Monument — Sign up deadline Dec 12, 2025 — Compete in competitive dart games at this exciting state tournament.
Rapid City Heart Ball
— The Monument — 6X MATCHED donations — Join millions raising awareness for women's heart health.
Bottoms Up 5K Run/Walk
10:30 a.m. — Founders Park — $25 pre-registration — Run or walk to support colon cancer awareness and enjoy a morning of fun for all ages.
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