The Nucor Mineral Industries Building cost more than $40 million, but students and professors gave it high praise.

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - With the Palisades and Eaton fires continuing to wreak havoc in Southern California and looking to be contained, some in KOTA Territory may wonder about the differences in fighting fires in California compared to South Dakota.

Despite public education pushback, Rapid City Catholic School System members are hopeful Noem's ESA proposal passes.

The tension between both parties goes back to comments Noem made in 2024 accusing tribal leaders of enabling drug cartels

The South Dakota Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) Board of Economic Development and the Economic Development Finance Authority (EDFA) approved projects totaling over $88 million in capital investment at their monthly meetings. The actions are expected to create 45 full-time jobs across the state.

Gov. Kristi Noem is no longer banished from all nine tribes in South Dakota, just days before she's set to take office as Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

Safety measures ice fishermen can follow after ice fishing incidents in northeast South Dakota over the weekend.

Fans of the Mount Rushmore State will love this: a list of awesome ideas for things to do in South Dakota in 2025.

“We teamed with Feeding South Dakota. We’ve done this for years, it’s a great opportunity to help them out. Our customers enjoy this program,” Menards General Manager Mark Kerr said. This Rapid City drive is collecting food for Feeding South Dakota, so the agency can help feed families all year long.

A day before Noem goes before the U.S. Senate for confirmation hearings regarding her appointment as Director of Homeland Security, she used Tuesday's speech to highlight victories achieved and to come in South Dakota,

RAPID CITY, S.D. – A new report from South Dakota’s Child Care Task Force highlights the need for improved funding to childcare services in South Dakota. The report investigated the number of children living in poverty, wages for early childhood educators, and many more statistics, comparing them to surrounding states.

Ice has been accumulating to trees with official reports showing fallen limbs 8 inches in diameter, giving South Dakotans a stark reminder of the ice storm that hit Sioux Falls in 2013. Nicknamed "Icepololypse," that storm resulted in an estimated 900 fallen trees and 25,000 fallen branches.