Anna Hamelin

STURGIS, S.D. - An Iowa man has been charged with Aggravated Assault against Law Enforcement, Aggravated Alluding, and te n more violations after a pursuit in Meade County early on April 8th.

UPDATE 1:45 p.m. - The two individuals who died in the late night crash where an SUV struck the side of an apartment building have been identified.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - A trooper with the South Dakota Highway Patrol (or, in this case, Paw-trol) recently helped a wandering cat find her forever home.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - Drug addiction is an issue that has touched the life of nearly every American, impacting not only addicts but their families and communities. Some individuals who face drug charges in Pennington County are offered the option of going through drug court, which allows offenders to avoid prison time by instead going through years of hard work and sobriety. Rapid City resident, dad, and spouse Chris Belverstone recently graduated from Drug Court and is now working and raising his daughter alongside his girlfriend Echo.

COLUMBIA, S.D. - Over two months ago, trucker Vuk Dursic was driving a semi-truck near Belle Fourche, South Dakota when he saw another truck strike a golden eagle. Dursic stopped his truck, wrapped the eagle in a blanket, and drove to a truck stop in Belle Fourche to get help.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - Three Rapid City residents have been arrested after shots were fired from a vehicle in north Rapid City Tuesday night.

BOX ELDER, S.D. - The Box Elder Police Department recently received a unique firefighting tool, donated from the Mount Rushmore Masonic Lodge.

RAPID CITY, S.D.- The South Dakota Highway Patrol has three Victim Coordinators, working across the state in the Crash Assistance Program to help crash victims and their families.

RAPID CITY, S.D.- The United States Air Force Heartland of America Band is set to perform three concerts in western South Dakota to celebrate the July 4th holiday. They will bring their free "Brass in Blue" concert to Main Street Square and to Mt. Rushmore.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - First responders are exposed to trauma at a much higher rate than the average American, as their jobs require responses to multiple traumatic events each year.