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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By: Adrian Carbajal
Rapid City man is charged with rape, distribution of meth, and sexual exploitation of a minor and could face up to 261 years in prison if convicted.
Gary Pourier from Porcupine pleads not guilty to four counts of abusive sexual conduct.
Representative Dusty Johnson says South Dakotans have the right to be skeptical of potential USPS changes.
Mayor Salamun urges the public in the vicinity to be prepared
By: Adrian Carbajal
RCFD teamed up with ARFF to prepare in case of plane crashes or fires.
By: Adrian Carbajal
Cold War veterans reunite in Black Hills hoping to continue sharing their history.
By Adrian Carbajal Published: Sep. 8, 2024 at 7:09 AM CEST | Updated: moments ago
By: Adrian Carbajal
Heart walk held to raise funds and awareness for life-saving CPR certification training sessions.
Sturgis's approval of much-needed housing development solves one problem but creates another. (Adrian Carbajal) By Adrian Carbajal Published: Sep. 10, 2024 at 1:57 AM CEST
By: Adrian Carbajal
80 city employees participate in the United Way Month of Caring community campaign..
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