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Pactola is still 70% full but Rapid City is already pulling back on winter water flows (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — The Bureau of Reclamation is cutting water releases from Pactola Reservoir in half this winter, dropping flows from 30 cubic feet per second to 15. The change takes effect Oct. 1, timed to the end of irrigation season. Officials say a dry summer, low inflows and a poor winter precipitation forecast drove the decision. Inflows into Pactola are running around 23 cubic feet per second. At this time of year, officials would normally expect closer to 40. Ron Bengs, a civil engineer
Local cops owned the donut stereotype to raise money for a good cause in Rapid City (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — Area law enforcement officers climbed to the top of Jerry's Cakes & Donuts to raise money for Special Olympics South Dakota. Officers waved to passersby while athletes from Rapid City's three Special Olympics teams greeted customers and helped with fundraising efforts. The annual Cop on a Rooftop event has been running since the late 80s. It leans into the donut stereotype on purpose. "I think they love it. I think it's just like getting cops on the donut shop. They think cops
June storms hit Pine Ridge hard and federal disaster loans are now open to help people recover (opens the original)
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PINE RIDGE, S.D. — Low-interest federal disaster loans are now available for people and businesses on the Pine Ridge Reservation after severe storms and flooding in June left heavy damage. The federal government says residents can apply for disaster loans to help repair or replace what was lost. Some people may have already taken out loans at higher interest rates while waiting for this help. The Small Business Administration says these new loans cover homes, personal property and businesses, in
Multiple agencies swept Rapid City's Monument Health after a bomb threat came in (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — Monument Health received a bomb threat this morning, prompting a multi-agency law enforcement response to the hospital on Fairmont Boulevard. The threat was called into the hospital's communications center and quickly turned over to police. Scott Sitts, Assistant Chief of the Rapid City Police Department, said officers responded shortly after 8 a.m. Responding agencies included the Pennington County Sheriff's Office, South Dakota Highway Patrol, Division of Criminal Investigat
Music and meal packing filled the day at Feeding South Dakota's Rapid City Volunteer-a-Thon (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — Feeding South Dakota held its first-ever Volunteer-a-Thon yesterday at its Rapid City location, bringing the community together to pack meals for families facing hunger. Volunteers spent the day packing, sorting and preparing food boxes at 1111 N Creek Dr. The event was part of Hunger Action Month. This year's theme, Delivering Through the Decades, had volunteer shifts featuring music from their decade of choosing. Feeding South Dakota CEO Lori Dykstra said volunteers are cent
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