Good morning, Rapid City.

Team Buche Cares is delivering food to Rosebud families after the Sioux Tribe declared an emergency, using its Mobile Hunger Hero to reach rural and tribal communities with tailored grocery selections delivered by dedicated volunteers.

First responders and community members gathered in Rapid City on Friday, Sept.

11 to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11. The memorial event honored the service and sacrifice of those impacted by the tragedy.

Black Hills first responders and community members held a 9/11 commemoration that featured a ceremony, a Black Hawk flyover, a memorial ruck march and charity golf.

The event marked the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

A Rapid City retired FDNY firefighter recalled his 9/11 experience during an interview, saying he viewed the attack as 'like our Pearl Harbor' because it impacted the whole country + not just one city.

His recollection adds a personal touch to a historical event.

Black Hills State University women's soccer team finished a tune-up game on Friday afternoon in a 1-1 draw at the Black Hills Power Sports Complex, keeping their unbeaten record.

Ivy Agee scored her sixth goal of the season in her fifth collegiate game, breaking the school record.

On Thursday, Rapid City Stevens outscored Central 8-1 at Sioux Park Stadium with Gavin Callahan and Miles Wright each scoring twice (six players scored) while the girls won 9-0.

Additional prep matches saw Sturgis win at Woodle Field and Scooper register 10-0 and 4-1 victories.