Good morning, Rapid City.

Rapid City man Garrett Otto, 29, accused of stabbing two people + assaulting another near the I-190 bridge, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in Seventh Circuit Court on Tuesday and faces up to 25 years on attempted murder + 15 years on aggravated assault with his next court date scheduled for July 15.

Rapid City Area Schools announced an expansion of its partnership with Discovery Education that adds digital learning tools for science instruction in grades six to eight and social studies in grades nine to twelve for the upcoming school year — the new resources include Discovery Education Experience and Science Techbook products that meet state standards.

The Rapid City Council voted 7—2 on Monday night to raise council pay by about 67% from $12,928.57 to $21,582.50, effective July 1, to keep up with inflation and a growing population.

The measure also sets a formula for future wage adjustments for both council members and the mayor based on the same inflation index.

The South Dakota Department of Health confirmed two new measles cases that raised the total to four after one patient visited the Rapid City Medical Center Urgent Care on June 10.

The department has set up statewide MMR clinics—Rapid City will hold its clinic on July 9 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. while other locations are scheduled later this month.

The USTA National Trampoline and Tumbling competitions are underway in Rapid City this week.

The event will run through Friday at the Summit Arena and feature 1,650 athletes from 122 clubs competing across age divisions — from beginner to elite levels.

2025 SDVBCA Coaches Clinic

9 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Best Western Ramkota Hotel — Registration fees apply — Enhance your coaching skills and network at the National High School Coaches Association Convention.

Object-Oriented Programming in C# Training

8 a.m. — Career Learning Center of the Black Hills — $2090 — Master the fundamentals of C# programming with expert-led instruction over five days.

Wild West Wednesdays Rodeo

5-9 p.m. — Hart Ranch Camping Resort — Ticketed event — Experience action-packed rodeo events including bull riding and barrel racing with food trucks and live entertainment.

Summer Music Series: Nervous Turtles

5-7 p.m. — Firehouse Wine Cellars — Free entry — Enjoy upbeat classic rock covers by Nervous Turtles in a vibrant setting.

Live Music: Jimmy Ray & The Stingers

1-11:59 p.m. — Lost Cabin Beer Co. - Hill City Beer Garden — Cost not specified — Enjoy live blues music, fresh beer, and delicious food in a vibrant beer garden setting.

Hills Alive Festival

Time TBA — Memorial Park — Free entry — Celebrate faith with uplifting music and community during this beloved Christian festival.