July 10 recap: Rapid City news you may have missed today

Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.

(9) updates to this series since Jul 10, 2025

St. Thomas More announces Tony Young as next boys basketball head coach

St. Thomas More announced its new boys basketball head coach Thursday afternoon.

Niles of Hot Springs chosen for American Legion scholarship at Trooper Academy

Emma Niles of Hot Springs was selected to receive a $750 scholarship from the South 갖떴app American Legion during the South 갖떴app Youth Trooper Academy.

Proposed $55 million Rapid City Sports Complex inches closer to becoming reality

While one city council member argued it shows how the vision fund has become "a slush fund for pet projects," many others were in approval.혻

Rapid City Council approves non-union employee raises, says earlier delay was not a denial

The raise fell slightly short of inflation.혻

Happy New Year! | Rep. Tim Goodwin

"All this senseless killing of a state representative and her husband over what?"

Local author's book signing part of Rapid City Barnes & Noble opening day

Author and �쏯apoleon Dynamite�� producer혻혻of Deadwood will be the special guest when혻혻opens its Rapid City store July 16.

Rapid City Area Schools hosts conference to meet needs of growing unhoused student population

It was led by education consultant Dr. Ruby K. Payne whose theories have garnered both praise and criticism.혻

Apply to serve on a Rapid City committee or commission

With the 2025-26 term of the Rapid City Common Council officially underway, city officials are encouraging residents to consider serving their…

Your Two Cents for July 10

From Two Cents: "The traffic backup at the West Blvd./Omaha Street intersection by Knecht�셲 has gone on far too long."

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