Adrian Carbajal
Multimedia Journalist
Adrian Carbajal joined KOTA Territory News in September of 2023 as a multimedia journalist.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Adrian graduated from Arizona State University in 2023 with a Master's degree in Sports Journalism.
A man in South Dakota is accused of killing a woman with a can of beans.
Man charged with taking a charter bus for "joyride" from Rapid City to Sioux Falls pleads guilty and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Representative Dusty Johnson's provisions in the annual defense bill aimed at keeping the U.S. as the number one world power.
Second Mitchell Legion Baseball player reaches plea deal in rape case.
William Daly could reach plea deal before July trial.
Teton Quiver moved to an improved living facility after a psychiatric evaluation.
South Dakota Native American children rank lowest for well-being in the whole country.
Rapid City promotes love for community through the "I Love Rapid City" project.
Green Valley residents are worried about a potential pressure pump system's costs and long-term effects.
Governor Kristi Noem believes Trump is focused on the American people despite his need for "revenge."
Cole Younger pleads not guilty on both counts of manslaughter and robbery in the first-degree.
Kristi Noem's support for Trump is stronger than ever ahead of the 2024 campaign.
Gregory Landers claims self-defense immunity in the murder of Acey Morrison.
Evans Park rocket ship comes back down to earth after more than a year of turmoil.
Dusty Johnson voices veterans' concerns about the U.S. and China's battle for the leader of the free world.
Rapid City hosts two trench and excavation safety sessions hoping to keep construction and contract workers safe.
Edwardo Santiago, the man accused of stealing a charter bus, was denied bond.
Antoine Bissonette was sentenced to 15 years for the 2021 murder of Andrew Bear Robe.
Representative Dusty Johnson gives his idea on making elections safer statewide.
Representative Dusty Johnson believes Trump's charges will be reversed on appeal.
Dusty Johnson is confident the Farm Bill will be passed this year.
South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds believes the guilty verdict helped grow support for Donald Trump.
Farm Bill provision, if passed, could allow farmers to become more sustainable long term.
Mount Rushmore is starting summer hours and activities.
Find Your Fabulosity helps women overcome trauma after domestic abuse.
Connie Lester Uhre was sentenced to 90 days with time suspended.
Parents may look to "employ" their teens this summer to keep them busy and help around the house.
Cannabis grower says reclassification of marijuana to a schedule three drug will be beneficial for youth and first-time users.
Pro-recreational use marijuana advocates are hopeful of getting the amendment passed this election year.
This week Healthwatch shows you the best ways to know your risk level for breast cancer.
Fees for parking and other Rapid City services are set to see a slight increase starting July 1.
Cole Younger is set for an initial appearance tomorrow after missing Tuesday for "substance use" issues.
Online petition calling for Governor Kristi Noem's resignation is nearing 30,000 signatures.
William Hopkins was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter of Jon Walter II.
Despite major companies moving to six nationwide, South Dakota is looking to stick to a five-day workweek.
Rapid City Fire Department holds a graduation run to welcome its newest members.
Rapid City Fire Department found stolen equipment after a week-long search thanks to a community tip.
Representative Dusty Johnson says bill aimed at holding IHS accountable for non-payments is in good shape.
Rapid Transit saw the highest ridership numbers in five years due to the 'Youth Ride Free' program.
Saint Joseph Street construction is expected to be completed on May 9.
RCFD unveils new live fire training facility with the hopes of preparing the next generation of firefighters.
2025 Farm Bill expected to be voted on before Memorial Day.
Ellsworth Air Force Base's new Weapons Generation Facility set to modernize base and help local economy.
Three days' notice to vacate isn't the same as a formal eviction.
Dusty Johnson talks with genetics specialists about the positive economic impacts they have on the Black Hills and South Dakota agriculture.
Governor Kristi Noem claims the justice system is unfairly targeting certain parties and their members, citing Donald Trump's trial.
Governor Kristi Noem said she is pro-life, but believes in taking care of mothers who may be put in situations where they have to decide between their lives and the baby’s. She wants to ensure these mothers are given the necessary information beforehand.
Construction manager urges drivers to pay attention to traffic signs to help save lives during Work Zone Safety Awareness Week.
The symposium focused on improving health and wellness in Native communities started on day one.
USPS says no lay-offs or re-routing are planed amid study being conducted in Sioux Falls.
