The 1972 Rapid City Flood Killed 238 on June 9
This Day in History: It was a dark day June 9, 1972 for South Dakota as heavy rains pelted the Black Hills. Before the clouds lifted on June 11, 238 perished.
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South Dakota Sets Locations for May Sobriety Checkpoints
There are 14 checkpoints scheduled for the month
Sioux Falls among Cities with Biggest Pandemic Population Boosts
City added more than 4,000 residents from 2020 to 2021
South Dakota Sets Locations for April Sobriety Checkpoints
There are 21 checkpoints in 16 different counties scheduled for this month
Love For The Black Hills in South Dakota Population Explosion
Rapid City is gaining the attention of not only businesses but for families and retirees.
10 Family Friendly Vacation Places Right Here in South Dakota
You don't have to spend a fortune to show your kids a great time on vacation. Here's ten things they'll love right here in South Dakota!
Rapid City Hotel Allegedly Bans Native Americans from Hotel Property
A Rapid City hotel is under fire over an alleged social media post claiming it was going to ban Native Americans from its property.
One South Dakota City among the Best for Increased Home Value
Up more than 230 percent in past 25 years
50 Years Later, South Dakota Woman Makes Good on Beer Promise
This very special can of Coors goes all the way back to 1971
March Hoops Leads to South Dakota Boy’s State Tournament
While you are following the nation from court to court we have the best of the best high school basketball this week as the South Dakota Boy's State Basketball Tournament beings.