Rapid City School board approves hiring Mark Wilson for new WDTI president.

Rapid City Council reviews more than a dozen proposed changes to city's sign code.

The City Planning commission members unanimously passed the new TIF district submitted by the the Plaza's designers.

Rapid City Council voted 7-3 in favor of a three to four week detour of eastbound traffic in the construction zone on Canyon Lake Road. 

Memorial Park Promenade was presented to the City Council Monday evening. Construction of this project will proceed after it receives Council approval at a later meeting.

A group of people including local residents, tenants, and historic preservationists are concerned that the Buell Building in downtown Rapid City will decline into serious disrepair if the owner doesn’t intend to make improvements.

The Rapid City Historic Preservation Commission has requested more information regarding building materials from the architect for President's Plaza.

Derric Iles believes there could be an oil boom in South Dakota if oil companies begin exploring in the northwestern part of the state.

Approximately 200 people—ranging from business owners to politicians and land developers—attended the first day of the Bakken conference.

Official would focus primarily on substandard housing and code enforcement.

A "very busy and very fun" summer for the new downtown attraction will include farmers' market, musical performances, free exercise classes, car shows, street fairs and festivals.

Proposals have arrived from artists all over the globe who hope to sculpt the granite stones defining Main Street Square.