UPDATE #2–
Police in Deadwood have released the name of the woman who died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound on a Deadwood dance floor.
Deadwood Police Chief Ken Mertens said the investigation continues into the death of 28-year-old Samantha …
The reaction to this week’s Supreme Court ruling for equal rights in the workplace has been a joyous one within the LGBTQ community, but one South Dakota group predicts things won’t change much in the Mount Rushmore State — and …
Abnormally dry conditions and a persistent risk of summer wildfires in the Black Hills of South Dakota make the fireworks display planned for July 3 at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial an unnecessary, potentially devastating and expensive event, according to
Lead-Deadwood senior, Anna Campbell of the Class of 2020, recently received an $800 scholarship from KDSJ for excellence in academics and athletics as well as her involvement with the communities of Lead and Deadwood. Anna will attend Dakota Wesleyan University …
The fifth of June is more than just a day in South Dakota. It’s 605 Day! On June 5, 2020, join the South Dakota Department of Tourism in celebrating the fifth annual 605 Day.…
South Dakota isn’t including long-term care facilities in its COVID-19 case reporting. But health officials…
Stacey Twiggs is one of the “uncounted” unemployed people in South Dakota.
Twiggs, 35, is a massage therapist from Black Hawk who has seen COVID-19 turn her life upside down. She hasn’t gotten sick, but the pandemic has destroyed her
Tension has been building between South Dakota’s governor and Native American tribes over the fight against COVID-19. Security checkpoints have been the focal point, but one tribe says other concerns have existed for several weeks.…
Due to COVID-19 and the potential of attracting thousands of visitors to town while not being able to maintain proper social distancing protocols, Wild Bill Days scheduled for June 19-20 in Deadwood has been cancelled for 2020. The City of …
