Good morning, Rapid City.

The Youth City Council hosted its first Chalk the Walk event today — local teens transformed a gray concrete walkway into a vibrant display of heartfelt messages for suicide prevention.

Organizers hope the inspiring artwork reaches someone in need.

Rapid City cattle producers can join a BQA training course to learn science-based practices for enhancing herd care and profitability.

Set for Tuesday, Sept. 29 at West River Research and Extension with free registration and a 2.5-hour session (certification is valid for three years), the event offers an actionable way to boost ranch operations.

The Highway Patrol has begun a school bus safety campaign to remind drivers of rules that reduce dangerous behavior and protect students traveling to and from school.

This effort supports ongoing measures to keep our community's children safe.

South Dakota Mines Football will open RMAC play against Colorado Mesa on Saturday at 1 p.m. at O'Harra Stadium.