Community News
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- Johnson re-introduces agriculture bills in House
While in town to enjoy the Stock Show, South Dakota Rep. Dusty Johnson sat down with the Journal to talk about recent ag policy, addressing China, and working on supply chain issues with truckers.
- Milder weather in forecast ahead of busy Terry Peak weekend
If the cold temperatures drove you inside this week, fear not — milder temperatures will arrive just in time to spend the weekend outside at Terry Peak. From the annual Lunar Run to music at the Dark Horse, there's […]
- Briefs
The Pennington County Sheriff's Office has released the name of a 56-year-old man who died in jail Wednesday.
- Officials plead for action from owners of north Rapid City's 'Big Three' apartments, threaten additional steps
Rapid City officials are pleading for more action from the owners of three north side apartment complexes.
- 'Live, work, grow': Rapid City rebrands with new logo
"Live, work, grow" — the new message and logo from the city of Rapid City — passed the Legal and Finance Committee Wednesday with recommendation to the full city council.
- Seized horses, donkeys from neglect case find new home, adoption potential
Happy Tails Haven Horse Rescue has been caring for the animals since they were removed from their previous owner in January.
- Jackley requests nearly $35 million budget for AG's office
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley presented a budget recommendation Thursday of almost $35 million to the legislative Joint Appropriations Committee.
- Name released in Pennington County Jail death
The Pennington County Sheriff's Office has released the name of a 56-year-old man who died in jail Wednesday.
- Gov. Noem signs $200 million housing bill into law
Gov. Kristi Noem signed a bill Wednesday that will authorize $200 million for housing infrastructure across the state.
- Gov. Noem signs unemployment insurance tax cut
Gov. Kristi Noem signed the first bill of the legislative session Wednesday that will cut unemployment insurance employer contributions by 0.5%.