Midwestern Mechanical gives tips to keep pipes from freezing
With KOTA Territory experiencing another cold stretch with temperatures reaching the negatives, Midwestern Mechanical has ...
South Dakota Mines students split on bill to allow concealed carry on college campuses
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The South Dakota Senate is scheduled to discuss Senate Bill 100 Wednesday after deferring it ...
Two anti-public corruption bills by Jackley clear Senate committee
The South Dakota Senate Judiciary Committee advanced two government accountability bills proposed by Attorney General Marty ...
Dusty Johnson pushing for more American biofuels
Amidst recent financial troubles, The City of Sturgis ended up spending NEARLY 2 million dollars less than what was budgeted ...
Rapid City Regional Airport working day and night to combat snow
The South Dakota senate plans to address a controversial bill Wednesday aimed at concealed carrying on college campuses.
$3,000 reward offered for information on homicide investigation
Over two years after discovering Dylan Campbell's remains, his case remains open, but the RCPD is optimistic a $3,000 reward ...
House Committee discusses two bills addressing medical debt
Mulder’s second bill, House Bill 1210 would have prohibited hospitals from reporting medical debt to debt collectors, ...
City of Sturgis still find themselves in financial bind despite saving $1.8 million on 2024 budget
STURGIS, S.D. (KOTA) - During a Sturgis City Council meeting on Feb. 3, the city’s 2024 Expenditures report was shared, giving an understanding of their current financial situation. The report ...
Mahpiya Luta girls, STM boys pick up victories
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -The Mahpiya Luta and St. Thomas More girls and boys basketball teams renewed their rivalry Tuesday night. The top ranked Crusader girls won 43-40 to improve to 17-0 on the ...
Legislature weighing future use of Missouri River water for Western SD
A resolution moving through the legislature would pave the way to bring water from the Missouri River to Western South Dakota.
Former Black Hills Federal Credit Union employee sentenced for bank fraud, 6 counts of theft
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - A Rapid City woman was sentenced on Monday for bank fraud and six counts of theft by a Credit Union employee. The 41-year-old, Ashley Viken, was indicted in August 2024 on ...
EMS struggling with growing staffing shortage
Most states don’t declare EMS an “essential service,” meaning the state government isn’t required to provide or fund them.