Hermosa News

It's not uncommon for Rapid City property developers Steve McCarthy and Don Wieseler to be chasing the same property, but the two businessmen recently put their competitiveness aside and teamed up to raise ...

Supporters of a medical marijuana law in South Dakota are preparing to ask the 2009 Legislature to reconsider the issue.

PIERRE - Advocates of a medical marijuana law in South Dakota, buoyed by 48 percent support for an initiated measure in 2006, are preparing to ask the next Legislature to debate the issue.

We in the South Dakota media have been spoiled. The string of recent elections have had an import greater than normally attached to a state with fewer than 800,000 people and a mere three electoral votes.

The leader of a small, anti-gay political action committee that sent out a pink postcard to voters in District 33 charging that Democratic candidate Dennis Finch supports a "radical homosexual agenda" hopes to ...

From the first chalk line snapped to the final sanding, everything done at a new home here offers a learning opportunity for a group of Eastern Wyoming College students.

The kind citizens have become almost bored waiting for the weather to become seasonal, which is not to say that the current weather is unpleasant.

A 22-year-old Hermosa man was hospitalized early Saturday morning after a pursuit by Rapid City police that began shortly before midnight.

What is it with video getting such a bad knock? When the story broke that a Rapid City Central student had been critically injured in some kind of altercation after school and that he very well could be ...

It was like Christmas in August for Black Hills Federal Credit Union employees and area educators Friday as they distributed more than 50,000 donated school supplies.

Superintendent Gerard Baker aims to broaden discussion, but not everyone agrees.

With a pillow and blanket on her hip, 5-year-old Jayden Porter headed to her locker at Hermosa Elementary School and posed for another picture.

West River ranchers criticized Gov. Mike Rounds on Saturday for meddling in state brand board business in recent years, particularly his restructuring of the board and its decision to take over brand inspection ...

Laverne Frybarger of Rapid City sported multiple scratches on her arm, face and chest, but they didn't bother her.

Thirteen meetings to explain the new Farm Bill will be held across South Dakota in the next five weeks.

By Todd Williams, Journal staff Friday, June 06, 2008 If it was variety you were looking for among the top stories this past week at www.rapidcityjournal.com, you're likely disappointed.

Remember - our on-air polls are scientific. Online Opinion is not. It's simply an easy way to speak your mind.

A half hour after a hail storm swept through Hermosa Sunday evening, Marvin and Lea Bale shielded their eyes from the sun to watch a fast-flowing chocolate-brown river rush up to their house, wash away their ...

A dispute over money could end the South Dakota Stockgrowers Association's decades-old operation of the state livestock brand inspection program.