The Rapid City Youth City Council is hosting a “Chalk the Walk” event at City Hall to promote suicide prevention and mental health awareness through art.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced over $383 million in SAMHSA grants to expand the 988 Lifeline, ...

Another fire at the Belle Fourche Landfill has prompted local police to warn residents to stop throwing away lithium ...

Battle Mountain Humane Society opened a new facility offering free dog boarding for veterans receiving inpatient care at the ...

The Needles-Event fire burns over 6,000 acres on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation with 45% containment, as officials warn of ...

Minnesota resident Preston Wolowicz, 20, is facing attempted murder charges after a fight in a downtown Deadwood parking lot ...

A South Dakota legislative panel heard that the state requests 249 driver’s license suspensions monthly to push debtors into ...

Rapid City Council votes on a partnership with Dakota Biochar to convert thousands of tons of landfill wood waste and storm ...

Main Street in Sturgis was jampacked from end to end this weekend as the Sturgis Mustang Rally celebrated a massive milestone ...

A new four-part Weather.com documentary series goes behind the scenes with South Dakota wildland fire crews to capture the ...