RAPID CITY SD
Rapid City metropolitan area continues to grow 
The Rapid City metropolitan area in western South Dakota is continuing to grow, and officials say the oil boom in western North Dakota might be a reason.
By Associated Press , March 22, 2013
S.D. angler catches new state record lake trout
The Pactola Reservoir produced a 41-inch, 30-pound fish.
By Forum News Service , March 02, 2013
ND tribal college expanding to Rapid City
North Dakota's United Tribes Technical College plans to open a new learning center in downtown Rapid City. Officials from the Bismarck college made the announcement on Thursday in Rapid City.
By Associated Press , December 21, 2012
Police kill mountain lion found at Rapid City, S.D., home
A mountain lion has been put down after injuring a family pet in Rapid City, S.D. It's the second cougar shot in town by Rapid City police in eight days.
By Associated Press , June 25, 2012
Texas-based pipe maker plans to expand into S.D.
A Texas-based pipe maker hopes to start construction by the end of the summer in Rapid City on what would be its seventh manufacturing plant, employing about 40 people.
By Associated Press , June 15, 2012
1 man in custody, 1 being questioned after missing Montana teacher found dead
Sidney police Chief Frank DiFonzo said a 47-year-old man is in custody in the Williams County jail in North Dakota while a 22-year-old man is being questioned in Rapid City, S.D. He did not identify them and declined to answer any questions about the investigation.
By Associated Press , January 13, 2012
South Dakota twins born in different years
When they grow up, a set of newborn twins in South Dakota will be able to tell people they were born in different years. Kylee Anthony was born a minute before midnight on New Year's Eve, and brother John Jr. was born three minutes into 2012, the Rapid City Journal reported.
By Associated Press , January 02, 2012
Rapid City, S.D., forum addresses Native Americans dropout rate
Much of the discussion centered on stories of bullying and harassment experienced by Native American students and their parents. But officials and parents also talked about the need for collaboration.
By Associated Press , October 29, 2011
Underwater welder drowns in Lake Sakakawea
A 32-year-old underwater welder from Minnesota has drowned after his equipment became tangled while working on a water system on North Dakota's Lake Sakakawea.
By Associated Press , October 21, 2011
3rd officer in Rapid City shooting returns to duty
Rapid City Police Officer Tim Doyle has returned to work three weeks after he was shot in a shootout that killed two colleagues.
By Associated Press , August 22, 2011
Second Rapid City police officer dies from shootout
A second Rapid City police officer has died from injuries suffered in last week’s shootout in the western South Dakota city.
By Associated Press , August 08, 2011
AROUND THE OUTDOORS: No fishing on honor system during shutdown ... Shutdown leaves Mllle Lacs walleye slot limit the same ... Climate change harms Great Lakes parks ... more
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said there’s no way to get around the state’s fishing license requirements during the government shutdown.
By Associated Press , July 15, 2011
OUTDOORS NOTES: Workers rescue ducklings ... Zebra mussels spread rapidly ... Blocking carp may hurt jobs
Two Pennington County, S.D., sheriff’s deputies, two county highway workers and a bird lover teamed up to reunite seven clumsy ducklings with their frantic mother in the Rapid City area.
By Associated Press , July 08, 2011
North Dakota company lands $6.8 million contract at Ellsworth Air Force Base
Base officials tell the Rapid City Journal that West Fargo-based Pro-Mark Services will get the money over five years for painting and staining work throughout the base.
By Associated Press , February 10, 2011
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