Still no origin of stink at city hall
Belle Fourche building inspectors still don't know what's causing a diesel-like smell at the town hall after five toxin tests come back negative.
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Days of '76 museum launches fundraising campaign
The Days of '76 museum needs to raise $6 million to build a new 32,000 square foot museum.
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Radar Hill Road Closed
Part of Radar Hill road on the east side of Rapid City is temporarily closing starting Wednesday.
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Home Invaders Sentenced
Two of the three men convicted of robbing a Sturgis home at gunpoint were sentenced in Meade county on Wednesday.
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Thune Pushing For Flex Fuel
South Dakota Senator John Thune wants to break OPEC's monopoly on the U.S. oil supply.
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Two men sentenced in Sturgis shooting
The sentencing for the third man, 20-year-old James Blanding, is rescheduled for Aug. 29.
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Cars broken into in Spearfish
People in Spearfish report burglars vandalized, broke into and stole cash and valuables from their cars.
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Permit sub-committee to form for wildlife sanctuary
Several neighbors signed a petition to shut the Spirit of the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary in Spearfish down and say ‘lions are cool until they live across the street from you.'
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Higgins Gulch Road open
Forest Service officers re-opened Higgins Gulch road and Rapid Creek road. But, they say Forest Service road 214 1F and Camp Five road remain closed.
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Ellsworth AFB deploys 200
For some, it's the first deployment. For others, it's a second, third or even fourth visit.
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Dillon retrial #2? Two more jurors to testify
The attorney for 49-year-old Farrell Dillon alleges jury misconduct and is seeking a third trial on for criminal pedophilia charges.
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Custer Biker Shooting Trial Will Be In Sioux Falls
Two years after the Sturgis Rally related biker gang shooting, a trial is set. But it won't be in KOTA Territory.
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Governor urges action to fill teacher shortages
The governor says scholarships can be used to attract more teachers into critical areas.
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Custer State Park improvements not hurting private campgrounds
In 2007, Governor Mike Rounds signed a bonding measure to finance $12 million in improvements at Custer State Park. But some private campground owners say its government intrusion that brings unwelcome competition.
| City staff still seeking input on parking plan
After receiving an overwhelming response from downtown business owners and employees, Rapid City leaders plan to hold another public meeting on the downtown parking plan.
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Term limits a contentious ballot issue
If it's any indication, similar efforts earlier this year failed to change how long legislators may serve in California and Maine.
| Two drownings amplify need for boater safety
Safety experts emphasize the basics: have life jackets and check the weathe forecast.
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Sioux Falls Police still seeking shooter
An officer suffered minor injuries when a single shot broke both the passenger and driver's side windows of his squad car on July 11.
| Sewer fumes kill two near Richmond Lake
The men were working at a sewer lift station Monday afternoon.
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Custer Hit By Spree Of Burglaries
Custer County Sheriff's Office is asking for public assistance to find those who are responsible.
| Three suspects plead not guilty to grand theft embezzlement
The women are each accused of stealing more than $1,000 worth of gift cards from Wal-Mart in Rapid City.
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Casino has new owners
When the sale becomes official Tuesday, Bill and Tom Wohlers from Iowa will own the Four Aces casino and restaurant and Jeff Lamont of Aberdeen will own the attached Hampton Inn on Main Street in Deadwood.
| Forest road damage costs less
Preliminary assumptions were rehabilitation could cost more than $500,000 dollars. But, US Forest Service officers say the final assessment shows road damage caused by joyriders will cost less than $10,000 and take two to three years to repair.
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