The 2023 robberies were eight days from each other.

Sturgis' Ruben Bokegard posted a 16:29.7 to win the boys' varsity race, while Custer's Mikayla Dennis ran a 20:15.2 to win the girls' varsity race at the Sturgis Invite.

County commissioners makes changes to library funding, Cost-of-Living Adjustment and Capital Projects before approving the 2027 county budget.

Pennington County Auditor Sabrina Green told the Journal she will be stepping away as the auditor on Nov. 6.

“Meet the missionaries. We want you to have an encouraging, inspiring, uplifting time. (We hope) everyone will … have a greater understanding of what God is doing in the world.”

“Catching Pinecones” will make its South Dakota premiere and will receive the inaugural REEL SD Film Award. “Catching Pinecones” tells of the adventurous life of Jan and Herb Conn.

Rudy Gibney was born and raised in Dublin. Here's why he traded living in the Irish capital for Wall.

Nearly three years has passed since the Children’s Home Society of South Dakota’s West River branch purchased the National American University campus, and as of Monday, Sept. 28, the society

Fly fishermen, however, have concerns. A cohort attended the press conference and pressed officials about the potential impact to fish populations.

Rapid City Stevens swept Rapid City Christian on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Rapid City Christian School.

U.S. forces ended their mission in Iraq on Wednesday, raising fears of a security vacuum that would embolden Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias and allow the Islamic State to regroup.

A man who was convicted of vehicular homicide in 2013 and sentenced to prison has been sentenced yet again. This time to 11 years and three months in prison followed

The former South Dakota governor listed irreconcilable differences as the reason.

The Rapid City Christian seventh-grader shot a 2-over-par 74 to win the conference meet. Sturgis won the team title.

Black Hills-area golfers contended for the Black Hills Conference Championship on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at Boulder Canyon Golf Club.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday let President Donald Trump's administration resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without offering them the chance to show the harms they may face, bolstering part of his immigration crackdown.

Parents or guardians must be present and bring their photo ID and proof of their child’s age, such as birth certificate or Medicaid card. Coats available on first-come, first-serve basis.

Abbey Leach nd her fiancé moved to the Black Hills about three years ago from Idaho. In South Dakota, Leach began finding her own niche in the local musical community.

What could have been a standard, late-night taco run got out of hand.

Jones, 60, died unexpectedly over the weekend. Jones, a musician, composer and recording artist, had been scheduled to perform in Rapid City on Oct. 10.

St. Thomas More's Andrew Levine shot a 3-over-par 75 to win the Region 4A Invite by three stokes on Monday, Sept. 28.

Local golfers competed in the Region 4A Invite on Monday, Sept. 28, at Belle Fourche Country Club.

St. Thomas More remained at No. 5 in Class A, while Rapid City Stevens continued to receive votes in Class AA.

The newest South Dakota Prep Media Poll and Power 5 Poll are here.

Spearfish beat Brookings on Friday, Sept. 25, for its fourth straight win and jumped to No. 5 in Class 11AA in the latest Power 5 Poll.

Community Connect events typically are held in the fall to help families find free items as they prepare for a new school year and cooler weather.

Travis Gustave Harberts 36, and Maranza Dee Ball, 35, both of Rapid City, were taken into custody on Wednesday, Sept. 14.

Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun presented to three fourth grade classes at Corral Drive Elementary on Monday, Sept. 28, and answered questions from students.

Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun presented to three fourth grade classes at Corral Drive Elementary on Monday, Sept. 28.

Wall football won big, Rapid City Central celebrated homecoming and local runners raced in the Rapid City Invite. Here are the Journal's best sports photos from last week.

Daniel Carda, 83, was last seen at about 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, near his residence in the 5400 block of Meadow Retreat Road in rural Black Hawk.

Tessa Schroeder only played a handful of varsity points last year for Rapid City Stevens. Now she's a fixture in the Raiders' starting lineup.

Hikers traversed heavy fog during the 14th annual fall Crazy Horse Volksmarch on Saturday, Sept. 27. The Volksmarch is held twice a year. The spring Volksmarch took place in June.

St. Thomas More/Rapid City Christian girls soccer beat Douglas/New Underwood in Box Elder on Saturday, Sept. 26.

St. Thomas More/Rapid City Christian boys soccer picked up a 4-0 win over Douglas/New Underwood on Saturday, Sept. 26, in Box Elder.

The junior scored the decisive goal in Rapid City Central's 1-0 win over St. Thomas More/Rapid City Christian on Sept. 17.

"Wouldn’t it be great if we could tell when change is coming in our lives?"

Iran raised the initiative, which proposed to end hostilities in the Persian Gulf within seven days, at the U.N. General Assembly.

Wall football beat Philip 50-0 on Friday, Sept. 25, at Wall High School.

Over a hundred students, alumni and family crowded Founders Park in Rapid City on Friday, Sept. 25, for the the South Dakota Mines Rocker Days celebration, including the M Hill

Over 100 students, alumni, and families crowded Rapid City’s Founders Park Friday, Sept. 25, for South Dakota Mines’ Rocker Days, participating in the M Hill Picnic and whitewashing the M.

Senior quarterback Tanner Volmer was responsible for six touchdowns in Wall's 50-0 win over Philip on Friday, Sept. 25.

Friday, Sept. 25, marked the 61st year of the Buffalo Roundup. Other than three riders being thrown from their horses — they weren’t injured — the event was a success.

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The dispute, waged in both state and federal courts, led to multiple conflicting court rulings.

The latest football schedule and scores for West River schools.

The new clinic will increase the number of families BHPC can serve by 15%, double the center's ultrasound rooms and add space for other resources.

She was detained, and law enforcement determined she is on parole. She was arrested for aggravated assault on law enforcement, eluding, grand theft, and a parole hold.

The Supreme Court on Friday handed the Trump administration a win in its effort to increase federal involvement in the midterm elections.