Black Hawk News

Dear Heloise: When I make bacon, I save two or three strips, cut them in half and roll each in plastic wrap and freeze.

Saddle up your horse and ride the last days of the open range as the History & Heritage Book Club discusses "Cowboy Life: The Letters of George Philip" at its next meeting.

A fatal wreck involving two 18-wheelers and another vehicle near Thomson has been cleared and traffic is moving more smoothly on Interstate 20 after several hours of delays.

The South Dakota National Guard says more than 320 people on state active duty have been sent to help fight the Red River flood in Fargo.

Department of Transportation Rapid City Area Office 2300 Eglin Street P.O. Box 1970 Rapid City , South Dakota 57709-1970 Phone 394-2248 FAX: 394-1904 Web site: www.sddot.com Contact: Steve Palmer, Department of ...

According to a speech made by former Senator Tom Daschle, at $7,500 per person, Americans by far pay the most for healthcare each year.

A Rapid City man and Sturgis man were recovering after a Tuesday morning three-car accident sent them for medical treatment at Rapid City Regional Hospital and Fort Meade Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

President Bush granted pre-Christmas pardons to 19 people Tuesday, including a Black Hawk man convicted a decade ago of concealing information that affected Social Security benefits.

Embezzlement charges have been filed following an investigation into federal money that was supposed to boost the economy of the Oglala Oyate.

Journal staff A set of frozen pipes beneath a trailer home was the cause of Black Hawk's most recent fire.

Like mistletoe, holly and trees glowing with twinkling lights, it would not be Christmas for Melanie Grinnell without taking part in the Elder Christmas Dinner.

Children enrolled in Youth & Family Services' Rapid City Prenatal to Five Head Start program will stay a little toastier this winter, thanks to the generosity of one local organization.

In August 2007 a hail storm and the flooding that followed damaged property and contaminated wells in Piedmont.