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Rapid City Legal and Finance Committee review Artificial Intelligence policy for city staff (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. – Rapid City’s Legal and Finance Committee met Wednesday to address a new artificial intelligence policy for city staff while also looking for new ways to manage municipal debt and fund capital projects. Resolution 2026-069 would enact a new AI policy for municipal employees, helping Rapid City streamline tasks and improve efficiency while holding staff accountable for misuse of AI models. While the content of the policy was well agreed upon, some committee members questioned wh
Tuesday Forecast: Quiet weather makes for a comfy autumn day (opens the original)
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WESTERN S.D. AND NORTHEASTERN WYO. – Following an active start to the week with rounds of rain and a single severe thunderstorm,the Black Hills region will see much quieter, moderately warmer, and drier autumn weather for much of the week. Early morning temperatures sat comfortably in the 50s under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. Moisture has waned compared to previous mornings suppressing widespread fog development. Morning commuters across the Black Hills will be able to travel without an
Spearfish Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch thrives despite drought (opens the original)
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SPEARFISH, S.D. – It was a busy weekend for the Spearfish Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch. After a soggy Sunday canceled plans last week, the clouds parted and temperatures remained cool, giving the Spearfish Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch the perfect weather to hold their first big concert of the season. "Other pumpkin patches, it's just the patches or just the pumpkins, where this one has like the live music, the corn maze, the barrel, the haystack rides," said Jordan Platt, a freshman at Black Hills
Black Hills Center for Equality with a world of color during their annual Rainbow Run (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. – The Black Hills Center for Equality brought a splash of color to Memorial Park this morning with their annual Rainbow Run 5K and 1K. The family-friendly, pet-friendly event is one of the organization's larger fundraisers of the year outside of their summer Pride festival. Runners took off from Memorial Park at 9 a.m, looping down toward Founders Park before heading back to the finish line. "They're going to get splashed with some colors so that when they get a little sweaty th
Buffalo Roundup Arts Festival celebrates 33 years (opens the original)
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CUSTER STATE PARK, S.D. – This weekend as part of the Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup, the park is hosting 33rd Annual Buffalo Roundup Arts Festival. Throughout the festival grounds, guests will find handcrafted jewelry, paintings, photography, pottery, woodworking, and home décor. Festival-goers can also enjoy live music and grilled goods beneath the Big Top Tent. For local artists like Taylor Young, who sells her work under the name Taylor Celadon, the festival is the perfect opportunity to
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