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SD DOH: 232 total new COVID-19 cases, three deaths statewide March 4, 2021 94 of the 232 total cases are considered as new probable cases. Three South Dakota residents have died from coronavirus-related complications. The state death toll is now 1,896. 24 confirmed cases were reported West River: 11 in Pennington County, four in Meade County, three in Fall River County, two in Oglala Lakota County and one each in Butte, Corson, Gregory and Tripp Counties. 32 probable cases were reported West River: 13 in Pennington County, four each in Custer and Fall River Counties, three each in Dewey and H...

New COVID-19 cases Tuesday total 182, no new deaths Gary MatthewsMarch 2, 2021News Tuesday, March 2, COVID-19 Update PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota Health officials reported 182 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday, with 41 of those listed as probable. Active cases saw an increase today, up 57 to 1,975. The number of people hospitalized remained stable at 92 and there were no new deaths reported. Pennington County reported 10 new cases Tuesday, for a cumulative total of 12,918. Active cases are at 207. Meade County added 4 new cases and Lawrence County added 3. Elsewhere around the Black Hills, Fall ...

KNBN NewsCenter1 Winter Storm Bulletins Posted for the Black Hills: Heavy snow rates possible A small, compact winter storm is in prime location to bring potential travel impacts the the Black Hills Region, starting this afternoon and going through the overnight February 27, 2021 This article is being constantly updated, so check back frequently for any last minute changes! The National Weather Service in Rapid City has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Northern Black Hills, and a Winter weather Advisory for areas along and south of I-90. The overall timeline has been pushed slightly back...

Johnson Tours West River Vaccination Site News StaffFebruary 19, 2021News courtesy photoRep. Johnson speaks with Joan Petersen after she received her first vaccine. RAPID CITY, S.D. – On Friday, U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson toured the Rapid City Monument Health COVID-19 vaccine center. South Dakota continues to rank in the top ten of states for vaccine distribution. Johnson says “Vaccines work, and what South Dakota is doing is working, as well .” “Our state has been a national leader in vaccine deployment, and today’s tour helped me understand why. The coordinated efforts of ...

The year of big spending just got $125 million richer in South Dakota Legislature South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has announced an additional $125 million in one-time funding at the state Legislature's disposal this year, due largely to massive federal stimulus payments. This comes amid a record-year for spending in Pierre where lawmakers have sought spending projects ranging from a state beef barn to needs-based scholarships. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | × The South Dakota Legislature has an unprecedented amount of one-time funds this year that they're spen...