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09/21/2024

I cannot think of anything in life that isn’t on a continual cycle of repeated change.

09/21/2024

The Yellow Jackets took on the Rangers in RMAC play Saturday at A2 Arena.

09/21/2024

On Monday, work will begin to cold mill and pave the thru lanes as well as on and off-ramps on U.S. Highway 16B at exit 61 over Interstate 90.

09/21/2024

Montana contains more than 8 million acres of BLM lands. Out of these, 7.46 million acres were excluded from consideration for solar development.

09/21/2024

The events are Tuesday, Sept. 24 from 4 to 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday, Sept. 25 from noon to 2 p.m. and 4 to 7:30 p.m. at the Dahl Arts Center.

09/21/2024

On Monday, Sept. 23, and Tuesday, Sept. 24, the blasting subcontractor will be performing a blast to remove rock from a slope that is located on South Rochford Road.

09/21/2024

Roseland, the award-winning Poet Laureate of South Dakota, is a fourth-generation rancher in Spearfish.

09/21/2024

The 12-credit program is designed to give high school students and public university students a head start in pursuing a career in K-12 education.

09/21/2024

The recent blocking of a proposed uranium mine in the Black Hills is one of the many steps the Oglala Sioux Tribe says it’s taking to protect the Black Hills.

09/21/2024

There were thrillers, upsets, lopsided wins and hard fought victories. Week Four within South Dakota high school football just about had it all.

09/21/2024

SPEARFISH — Going into the season, the Spearfish football team possessed a sense of optimism.

09/21/2024

CUSTER — With nearly one month down and a little more than one month to go, harriers across the state of South Dakota have plenty of running down and have

09/21/2024

Your Two Cents

09/21/2024

Read through the obituaries published today in Rapid City Journal.

09/21/2024

The Comets looked for their first win hosting the Cubs on Friday night.

09/21/2024

The Rangers hosted the Longhorns at Ranger Field Friday night.

09/20/2024

The owner of the shuttered Three Mile Island nuclear power plant says it plans to restart the reactor and that Microsoft will buy the power to supply its data centers.

09/20/2024

The beginning of high school football season has seen a string of deaths. Players are most at risk in the late summer months of August and September.

09/20/2024

Touchscreen kiosks have added extra work for kitchen staff and pushed customers to order more food than they do at the cash register.

09/20/2024

So what comes next for the 54-year-old music mogul? And what about the unnamed employees and associates accused of conspiring with him?

09/20/2024

Milwaukee police cited South Dakota GOP Executive Director Reggie Rhoden with disorderly conduct after he allegedly snatched a phone out of another delegate's hands and threw it.

09/20/2024

Stahr, commander of the 28th Force Support Squadron at Ellsworth, was relieved of command Sept. 11 due to a loss of trust and confidence in his ability to lead.

09/20/2024

“Speak No Evil” isn’t tricky or even well-plotted. It’s simply a horror film with clunky “opportunities” that add up to nothing.

09/20/2024

Here are some Rapid City homes with history that you might be able to call your own.

09/20/2024

Communication breakdowns with local law enforcement hampered the Secret Service’s performance ahead of a July assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

09/20/2024

Ohtani hit his 50th homer of the season in the top of the seventh inning after stealing his 50th and 51st bases earlier in the game.

09/20/2024

The shooting unfolded when the Florida man armed with a semi-automatic rifle approached law enforcement rangers posted near a dining facility at Canyon Lodge.

09/20/2024

26-year-old Jamys Flying Horse of Sioux Falls was identified as the suspect in the shooting. Anyone with information about Flying Horse’s whereabouts should contact police at 605-394-4131.

09/20/2024

A Kentucky sheriff allegedly shot and killed a judge after the two had an argument. Here’s what we know about the two men, the killing and the investigation so far.

09/20/2024

Kathleen Kennedy said when she was 6, her dad learned a dead whale washed ashore. He used a chainsaw to cut off and retrieve its head.

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