Samantha Johnson

Over 32 women have signed up for this year's Annual Women Build Celebration for the Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity, making it one of the largest Women Builds in recent years.

HILL CITY, S.D. - May 11 marks National Train Day, and it's no surprise that the Black Hills' very own historic 1880 Train in Hill City, along with the South Dakota State Railroad Museum, opens for the season on that very day.

Over the years, Ben Karazim has DJ'd countless weddings, proms and big events around the Hoosier state.

Over 200 students from Western Dakota Technical College proudly received their diplomas on Saturday.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - A group of volunteers joined with members of the Rapid City Arts Council to “clean-up” Art Alley downtown, paving the way for new murals.

Deadwood History Inc. offered mothers from all walks of life free admission to three of its iconic sites on Mother's Day.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - Ordinance 6617, aimed at restructuring the Vision Fund back to its original intent, had its second reading and recommendation approval at the Legal and Finance Committee meeting held on May 15.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - On Thursday, May 16, three veterans achieved a significant milestone as they graduated from the Veterans Treatment Court offered by Pennington County.

The team is one of 12 in the National Pickleball League, and brought home the first-ever NPL national championship last year.

RAPID CITY, S.D. - Katie Harrington, a dedicated second-grade teacher, and the middle school technical and stage director for drama at Piedmont Valley Elementary School, has been an educator for 17 years. Coming from a family of educators, Harrington says she couldn't imagine doing anything else.