Latest issueRapid City's $107 million school bond led with 69% late TuesdayRead now

Good Day Rapid CitySubscribe — it’s free

Good Day Rapid City

Elections news

Stories from Good Day Rapid City’s editions, and every report from Rapid City’s newsrooms.

Elections stories

Written for Good Day Rapid City’s editions from the reports of two or more newsrooms.

Every edition
ElectionRapid City's $107 million school bond was passing with 69% late on Election NightIf you went to bed before the school bond results came in, here's where things stood. As of 11 p.m. Tuesday, the Rapid City Area Schools bond question was slated to pass. The count wasn't finished.Today’s editionRead

Elections from local newsrooms

From Rapid City Journal, Argus Leader and 7 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Rapid City Journal2 hours ago

    Mueller and Heinis elected as newcomers to Pennington County Commission, Hadcock returns

    Amidst numerous statewide and legislative races on Election Day, seats for the Pennington County Board of Commissioners appeared on some Pennington County residents' ballots.

  2. Argus Leader2 hours ago

    SD voters approve passage of unclaimed property trust fund

    State Treasurer Josh Haeder, in his pro statement, characterized it as a "win-win for all South Dakotans."

    Also reported byRapid City Journal

  3. Rapid City Journal2 hours ago

    Greenfield elected for second term as Commissioner of School and Public Lands

    “I’m excited to continue on. It’s been a good four years. I’ve learned a lot and I think I have a lot to offer in my next four years," Greenfield

  4. Rapid City Journal3 hours ago

    Amendment I on Medicaid fails: What this means for South Dakotans

    South Dakota voters rejected Amendment I, preserving expanded Medicaid coverage in the South Dakota Constitution if federal funding drops below 90%.

    Also reported byKOTA Territory News

  5. Rapid City Journal4 hours ago

    South Dakota doubles down on citizenship requirement for voters with Constitutional Amendment J passage

    Federal law prohibits non-citizens from voting, but the amendment still garnered significant majority support.

  6. Rapid City Journal5 hours ago

    Baxter 'excited and grateful' to be elected as South Dakota Secretary of State

    “Just a thank you to the people of South Dakota for choosing me for the job. Whether they voted for me or not, I will work for everyone,” Baxter said.

  7. Rapid City Journal5 hours ago

    Helene Duhamel reflects on SD Senate race win, says she's 'thrilled' and 'truly humbled'

    State Sen. Helene Duhamel won her fourth and final term after beating challenger Jeff Shelton in Tuesday's election.

  8. Rapid City Journal6 hours ago

    Constitutional amendment roundup: Medicaid amendment, 60% vote threshold rejected; Voter citizenship, unclaimed property fund pass

    Half of the proposed constitutional amendments were rejected while the other half passed.

  9. The Rapid City Post7 hours ago

    What was the ballot question for Hill City?

    HILL CITY, SD – After the local election results, there has been an outpouring of questions regarding the Hill City ballot question and what it means now that it has passed. Hill city will impose a 1% sales tax for 5 years, January 2027 through 2031. The money raised will go towards water and sewer…

  10. The Rapid City Post7 hours ago

    School bond approved, now the implementation starts

    RAPID CITY, SD – Voters overwhelmingly supported the Rapid City Area Schools bond referendum Tuesday night voting 67% in favor of a $107 million bond for Rapid City school district priorities. The vote ends a 50-year bond drought the district has suffered since state law changed requiring school bond proposals meet the 60 percent threshold.…

  11. KOTA12 hours ago

    RCAS Bond Issue Approved by Voters, Clearing Key Hurdle for School Improvements

    RAPID CITY, S.D. - Voters have approved the Rapid City Area Schools District 51-4 bond issue, giving the district the support needed to move forward w...

  12. KBHB Radio12 hours ago

    Rapid City Voters Approve $107 Million School Bond

    RAPID CITY, S.D. —Voters approved a $107 million bond for Rapid City Area Schools in Tuesday's general election. Unofficial results from the South Dakota Secretary of State's Office showed 22,530

  13. Aberdeen Insider18 hours ago

    Election 2026: South Dakotans keep congressional delegation firmly in GOP hands

    RAPID CITY – South Dakota’s longtime state prosecutor is headed to Washington. And Congressman-elect Marty Jackley will join Sen. Mike……

  14. Rapid City Journal20 hours ago

    Rapid City school bond set to pass with 69% in favor late on Election Night

    The bond, if approved, will finance school improvements, including constructing, renovating and improving school facilities.

  15. The Dakota Scout20 hours ago

    Rhoden endures long path to victory in governor's race

    Governor faced contentious primary, historic runoff to make general election

  16. Dakota News Now21 hours ago

    Larry Rhoden elected as South Dakota’s governor

    Incumbent Larry Rhoden has been elected as South Dakota’s next governor.

In brief

The short notes of Good Day Rapid City’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.