Dave Kidd

So far this month, data shows 85 out of every 100,000 emergency room visits are tick-related.

RAPID CITY, S.D.— The Monument Health Foundation has received a grant to help create a safe, peaceful space for mental health patients. Black Hills Community Bank presented the foundation with a $70,000 check at Monument's Behavioral Health Hospital. The money comes from a matching grant through the Federal Home Loan Bank's Member Impact Fund.

Flash Wild, the wild fire prevention fox, is the agency's first-ever mascot

Anyone looking to make some extra money this summer — Rapid City is still hiring for seasonal positions. The city's Parks & Recreation Department has a variety of outdoor jobs available. Positions include mowing and trimming, as well as park maintenance, landscaping, and golf course work.

Dr. Hannah Snyder with Cleveland Clinic says that can include; brain fog, anxiety, sadness, irritability, and feelings of regret, guilt and shame

RAPID CITY, S.D.— It was a day of promotions and recognition at the Pennington County Sheriff's Office. Family, friends, and co-workers filled the training room at the Public Safety Building to honor several PCSO employees. About a dozen received promotions between the sheriff's office and the jail. Three Care Campus employees were recognized for saving a life last September. Bryan Schwartz, Lucas Neudhardt and Nicole Williams rendered life safe-saving treatment to a client found in respiratory distress.

RAPID CITY, S.D.— Rapid City has made changes to downtown parking spaces in an attempt to address over-extended vehicles. Earlier in the week crews started re-striping spaces along Main and Saint Joseph Streets. Markings have been added to the end of angled spaces to indicate the point a vehicle extends into traffic. The new markings now stretch from East Boulevard to West Boulevard on both streets.

This year the park welcomes two new attractions.

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