Adrian Carbajal is a journalist based in Rapid City, South Dakota. He writes for the BLACK HILLS FIGURE SKATING CLUB and KOTA-TV, focusing on local news and events in the Rapid City area. Adrian's articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, technology, sports, community initiatives, and healthcare.
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Adrian Carbajal's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements, with a notable focus on crime, health & wellbeing, business & industry. His articles cover a variety of topics such as legislation, community services, local economy and healthcare.
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Pennington County Sheriff's Offices'"Warrant Holidays" a huge success ahead of the holiday season.
Neves Blue Legs pleads not guilty in relation to the shooting at Watertown Street last week.
By: Adrian Carbajal
Pedro Simental said he does take responsibility for his actions and hopes his accepting of a plea deal shows that he intended to do no harm.
The man said the woman started a physical confrontation by ripping his shirt. He says he hit her with a can of beans to push her away.
Representative Dusty Johnson doubles down on ban of TikTok, saying it's necessary to fight back against Chinese Communist Party.
Lakota Nation Invitational great for Rapid City's economy, city officials and business owners say.
By: Adrian Carbajal
Gillette man picks up new federal indictment while facing state charges for rape of a minor.
Dusty Johnson believes government shutdown can be avoided by midnight deadline.
By: Adrian Carbajal
After a near government shutdown last week, Representative Dusty Johnson was confident a bill would be passed in time to avert it.
By: Adrian Carbajal
Many South Dakotans may not know that Mount Rushmore state has delivered a national Christmas tree three separate times.
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