Infrastructure

If you’ve been in Rapid City, you’ve certainly heard them. The trains are loud, cause traffic jams, and some residents say they’re generally inconvenient.

The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources approves low-interest loans and grants totaling over $24 million for statewide environmental water projects.

Officials propose reconstructing two bridges along the roadway to better adapt it to the needs of the growing area south of Rapid City.

The South Dakota Transportation Commission grants more than $1.8 million dollars to local bridge projects.

The Pierre City Commission approves $80,000 for the city's drinking water system.

Harrisburg City Council members rejected the state’s offer of $7 million dollars to allow the new men's state prison to connect to the city's water system.

Pierre is in the process of updating some of its airport runways.

The bridge over the Big Sioux River fell during this summer’s flooding.

Thirty-five years in the making, water from the Lewis and Clark Regional Water System now flows directly to the city of Madison.

The city of Brandon is asking all residents to restrict use of water.