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Aron Sides pleaded not guilty to receipt and possession of child pornography in federal court.
With rumors circulating well before the official announcement, many have protested the former Governor's expected arrival on campus and said it will cause nothing but controversy.
A University of South Dakota student from Spearfish has started his own political action committee. Levi Taglioli says his PAC, Conservative Students of South Dakota, was confirmed earlier this month
Parkwest Arms was not always known as Parkwest Arms. The fully custom rifle company was formerly called Dakota Arms, and was purchased several years ago after its parent company Remington filed for bankruptcy.
The Monument hosts motivational speaker event Wednesday for attendees seeking personal and professional growth.
KOTA Territory News talks to a South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation employment specialist about the mutual benefit of "Hire the Hills" events for both prospective employees and their future employers.
Cremation can be a cheaper alternative to burial, and this is now an option in Sturgis's cemetery.
29 projects are receiving consideration to receive public funding in Rapid City.
Spread across 11,000 acres of untamed Black Hills wilderness, the land protects not only horses, but native plants and wildlife too.
Market uncertainty has led to a gold rush of sorts in Rapid City. Gold’s hot moment has the team at Dakota Coin and Precious Metals busy with people both buying and selling gold.
One man is dead following an incident on Pine Ridge on Saturday.
Rapid City YMCA joins Five Days of Action Campaign to bring awareness to child sexual abuse.
The prescribed burn near Robbinsdale Park is set to continue through Thursday.
Travis Chipps will begin trial July 30 for attempted first-degree murder.
High school students and volunteer groups are recognized at the annual "Spirit of Volunteerism Rock Star" awards.
According to the National Safety Council, work zone deaths have increased 52 percent since 2010.
Citing physical, mental and financial pain, landowners showed appreciation to the Commission for not letting the permit application drag on indefinitely.
Rapid City Sustainability Committee hosts fifth annual Earth Day Trail Challenge.
If you want to borrow a book at your local library, hopefully it's already in stock.
The Rapid City man was killed when his car clipped a pickup on Interstate 90, 10 miles east of Wall.
The City of Sturgis will only have to pay 2.5 percent to modernize the municipal airport.
People throughout KOTA Territory react to the passing of Pope Francis Monday.
Box Elder Police Department sees two officers newly-trained in drug enforcement.
The TikTok bidder looking to bring operations to South Dakota says he will be touring the state with Governor Rhoden.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s purse was stolen at a Washington, D.C. restaurant Sunday night, according to department officials.
Custer High School senior uses senior project to make a difference for her young peers.
A recently released report from the United States Department of Agriculture shows South Dakota is leading among all states in acres of hemp harvested in 2024.
Dozens of volunteer teams will spread across Rapid City parks, roadways, and neighborhoods throughout the week to collect trash.