Good morning, Rapid City.

BHCWA held its second forum at Oyate Community Center in Rapid City on September 19 to review water tests showing one in three wells high in arsenic and one in ten with uranium.

Officials shared filter options and urged residents to speak at the county commission meeting (Nov. 5).

Black Hills Pregnancy Center today announced a $3M capital campaign to fund a new facility that will serve 15% more families, double its ultrasound rooms and add space for extra resources nearby.

In 1990, local newspaperman Tim Giago and Governor Mickelson replaced Columbus Day with Native American Day (first observed Oct.

8 at Crazy Horse Memorial) to honor the state’s first people and create a lasting tradition celebrated with parades, school programs, and family gatherings.

Five Indigenous women were honored as the inaugural recipients of the Dignity of Earth & Sky Leadership Award on Sept.

20 at Chamberlain, where they received a piece of the monument's history and now form the first selection committee for future honorees. This annual award highlights leadership, courage, and wisdom from the community.

The 61st annual Buffalo Roundup took place in Custer State Park on Friday, Sept.

25, showcasing local ranching traditions for community members and highlighting the region’s natural heritage.

Over 100 students, alumni and family gathered at Founders Park + M Hill on Friday, Sept.

25 to celebrate the SD School of Mines’ Rocker Days event in Rapid City.

Salamun proclaimed September as Suicide Prevention Month to honor lives lost and support survivors while acknowledging Journey On for its local efforts.

The announcement urges the community to join initiatives that raise mental health awareness.

Miles Wright scored five goals and Ravi Moreland tied the all-time assists record with four as Rapid City Stevens defeated Douglas/New Underwood by a score of 11 to 1 at Patriot Stadium Thursday night; the Scooper and Stevens girls teams won 2 to 0 and 10 to 0.