Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of September.
Good morning, Rapid City.
The Grand Gateway Hotel's bankruptcy filing delays NDN Collective's racial discrimination lawsuit, complicating efforts to address systemic racism in Rapid City.
Howard Rooks, a former Oglala Sioux Tribal Councilman, was acquitted of sexual assault charges involving a 13-year-old girl after a three-day trial.
A man was seriously injured in a shooting in Rapid City following an altercation, with police seeking information on the suspect.
Gasoline prices in South Dakota fell by 3.7 cents, with the national average also dropping, indicating a nationwide trend towards lower fuel costs.
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology launches Rocker Days with window art, leading to homecoming game against New Mexico Highlands.
The EPA's Environmental Appeals Board demands full public participation, sending Powertech's uranium mining permit in the Black Hills back for reconsideration due to undisclosed records and illegal rushing of the process.
South Dakota voters will decide on Initiated Measure 29 in the 2024 General Election, which seeks to legalize recreational marijuana for individuals over 21, amidst economic and public safety discussions.
Badlands Sabres Hockey host rival Gillette Wyoming Saturday night
Come watch your Badlands Sabres Saturday night as the Gillette Wild will be coming to town. It will be the Sabres koozie giveaway along with a team poster autograph session after the game. Game time is 7:05 at the Roosevelt Ice Arena. See you at the rink!!
Great Plains Mule Deer Celebration: The South Dakota Statewide Raffle
Experience a unique weekend of Mule Deer-centric activities including beer tastings, film premieres, and a gourmet dinner while contributing to mule deer conservation efforts.
Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay
Experience the enchanting music of Coldplay performed by the Listeso Quartet in a unique candlelit atmosphere at the Studio Theater in Rapid City.
Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival in Custer State Park
Experience a vibrant celebration of arts, crafts, live music, and cowboy poetry amidst the stunning backdrop of Custer State Park.
Fall Volksmarch at Crazy Horse Memorial
Experience a family-friendly organized hike to the world’s largest mountain carving, featuring breathtaking views and the opportunity to support local food banks.
Get the Pack Back!
Return your 2025 Community Giving Campaign packets and donations by 10 a.m. and enjoy coffee, donut holes, have your donation picture taken, and network with fellow community members. While we encourage packets or donations to be in by November 21st, all campaign donations made through the end of 2024 will count towards our 2025 goal.
Run Crazy Horse Marathon
Experience the thrilling Run Crazy Horse Marathon, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Crazy Horse Memorial and the scenic Black Hills.
36th Annual Black Hills Pow Wow 2024
Experience a vibrant celebration of Native American culture featuring dance contests, singing competitions, and community gatherings at the Summit Arena in Rapid City.
Black Hills Powwow 2024
Experience a vibrant celebration of Native American culture with dancing, singing, art showcases, and athletic competitions over two exciting days.
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