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During last night’s meeting, the Rapid City Council voted 7-2 to approve allocating $5 million in surplus Vision Funds to a new multi-purpose sports complex, as proposed by Mayor Jason Salamun. The ...
At last night’s Rapid City Council meeting, five were sworn in for new three-year terms following their election in last month’s municipal vote. The group includes newcomers Stephen Tamang (Ward One) ...
With the 4 th of July in the rear-view, Rapid City is gearing up to become a top destination for America’s 250th birthday celebration next year. Mayor Jason Salamun announced ambitious plans to ...
The Rapid City Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the 60 block of Saint Charles Street at around 4:30 p.m yesterday. Upon arrival, heavy smoke was visible from afar. Firefighters quickly ...
Rapid City police observed a Black Ford Mustang speeding on W. Omaha Street. A license plate check revealed the registered owner, 30-year-old Alexander Hodge of Rapid City, had five active warrants.
City Streets Division crews are on scene of a sink hole on North Maple Avenue near Texas Roadhouse and Dahl’s Chainsaw Art Galleries. Eastbound lanes on North Maple Avenue in the affected area are ...
Ambulance services across South Dakota are getting a major upgrade, thanks to federal COVID relief funding. Through a $7.5 million grant program managed by the state Department of Health, local ...
The Rapid City Legal & Finance Committee voted 4-1 on Wednesday to support funding plans for a new multi-use sports complex on Seger Drive, near Rushmore Crossing. The project now heads to the full ...
Sanford Health, based in Sioux Falls, continues its West River expansion with recent acquisitions of Black Hills Orthopedics and Creekside Medical Clinic. Following its partnership with The Good ...
Rapid City is gearing up for its annual Independence Day fireworks show this Friday, July 4, launching around 9:30 p.m. from Executive Golf Course. The 20-minute display, choreographed by J&M Displays ...
The Trump administration has withdrawn federal guidance requiring hospitals to perform emergency abortions when needed to stabilize patients. The move affects South Dakota hospitals operating under ...
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