Harding County girls basketball makes it three-straight trips to state.

Over 35 West River teams enter the postseason but only 10 can advance to the SoDak 16.

Sunshine and smiles abounded at All-Ability Skating Day, hosted downtown by the Rapid City Disability Awareness and Accessibility Committee on Saturday, Feb. 21.

"It was a fantastic Black Hills Stock Show this year," General Manager Ron Jeffries told the Journal.

Photos from the early Saturday session at Rodeo Rapid City on Feb. 7.

The price tags add up to $12,004,189, just north of the $12 million the council gave the committee to work with.

The Post 22 Hardhats took down Pierre Post 8 to close out the second night of the Black Hills Veterans Classic on Friday, June 6, at Fitzgerald Stadium.

In July 2022, the commission approved a four-day week at the administration building. Since November 2022, it has operated from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

Firefighters Tammy Stadel, Tabithia Scott and Molly Strader spearheaded an all-women firefighter training course in the Rapid City area.

A donor made a $115,000 donation through the Black Hills Area Community Foundation to Meade School District for school meals.

Thanks to strong post play and Mya Kochuten's 27 points, the Spearfish girls basketball team returns to the SDHSAA Class AA state tournament with a 53-45 win on Friday.

RCAS superintendent search narrowed to 4 candidates.

The Rapid City Stevens Raiders girls basketball team took down Huron in the SoDak 16 on Friday, March 7, in the Carold Heier Gymnasium.

Check out the recap from the 2025 SDSHAA Boys Wrestling semfinals!

Saturday night marked the final night of Rodeo Rapid City 2025, and a packed Summit Arena cheered on high-scoring, high-energy action to close out this year's event.

Despite temperatures near zero, hundreds gathered in Custer for the 12th annual Burning Beetle festival Saturday, a cathartic charge against the once-epidemic Mountain Pine Beetle.

By Tuesday morning, South Dakota Wildland Fire was joined by three additional engines and 11 firefighters from Black Hawk Fire Department, Fairburn and Whispering Pines Volunteer Fire Department.

The commission addressed the topic at Weifenbach's request. It was one of his first moves as a commissioner and chair of the board.

Lower Brule Lakota frybread maker Malissa Walters is giving back to the community with a monthly free meal for those in need.

The order followed a request from the U.S. Forest Service to close 20,510 acres of National Forest System land to sale or exchange, mineral entry and leasing for 20 years.

Merry mystery donors dropped two gold coins in red kettles to benefit the Salvation Army of the Black Hills’ annual Christmas Campaign.