Rapid City, United States (Local)
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STURGIS, S.D.— A journey across the state in honor of fallen heroes finished its final leg. Mai Richards made her way into Sturgis Monday afternoon — completing her over 400 mile run. Starting in Sioux Falls back on May 1st — Richards has spent the past 25 days logging miles in honor of fallen service members. She was greeted with cheers as she logged her final steps.
Crews will be busy planting thousands of flowers in city parks and gardens
RAPID CITY, S.D.— Rapid City residents may have noticed cameras going up at intersections along Omaha Street. The city says they're designed to improve traffic flow and monitor roadway conditions — not issue traffic tickets. Last summer the Rapid City Council approved phase one of the Rapid City Video Management project during the 2025-2029 Vision Fund cycle. The city allocated nearly $614,000 for the first phase of the video system. Rapid City Traffic Engineer Matthew Layman says, "Right now it's predominantly the Omaha corridor, but this is going to be, you know, on a lot of our major arterial roadways throughout the city."
The project will add 30 apartments with a total of 52 bedrooms for income-qualifying residents
This led to the creation of Operation Ballistic Backlog with ATF agents assisting to test all the firearms and registering them in the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network, or NIBIN. ATF Assistant Special Agent in Charge St. Paul Field Office Spence Burnett says, "When it finds a match, investigators get a lead. That lead may connect two shootings in the same neighborhood, or it might connect a gun found on Pine Ridge to somewhere else entirely. File offenders move; they don't stay in one place, and the evidence they leave stays there at their crime scene."
In Rapid City alone the average home listing price is between $360k and $370k
RAPID CITY, S.D.— It's shaping up to be a hot week in Rapid City during the America 250 celebration. Temperatures are looking to be on the high side heading into the Independence Day weekend. Knowing that, the Rapid City Fire Department recommends preparing for heat before falling victim to it. According to fire department paramedics heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the U.S.
Since the incident most county offices have been able to resume normal operations.
RAPID CITY, S.D.— An organization dedicated to raising awareness about missing Indigenous people has a new home in Rapid City. The Red Ribbon Skirt Society officially opened it's Healing Room at the Minneluzahan Senior Citizen Center Monday. The room is enshrined with red dresses bearing names of missing and murdered Indigenous women, children, and other relatives. The organization moving to Rapid City from Pierre after receiving an invitation from the senior citizen's center.
RAPID CITY, S.D.— A new program is helping Custer County students get a head start on saving for their higher education. The Black Hills Area Community Foundation's Trailhead Scholars program is opening $500 529 college saving accounts for Custer School District kindergartners. The program is open to students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals. The accounts are provided at no cost until students graduate or earn their GED with the money used for their future education.
