Bryan Savic
Multimedia Journalist
Bryan started at KOTA Territory News in early February 2024.
He is originally from South Florida, but he grew up in the Washington D.C. area.
He graduated from the University of Arizona with an MA in Journalism and Bilingual Journalism.
Annual "Under The Big Top" event hosted by The Club For Boys on Thursday.
South Dakota Air & Space Museum celebrates reopening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday.
Monument Health is bringing two new locations to the Rapid City area in 2025.
Residents of Rapid City reminded by City of summer water conservation measures.
Mystic Ranger District Office hosts wildfire media training Tuesday.
PCSO provides tips on red flags for people to look out for during scam calls.
As the 4th of July draws near, PCSO reminds the public of fireworks prohibited areas.
The Mammoth Site celebrates 50 years with "Mammoth Days" this weekend.
The 13th Annual Sturgis Camaro Rally kicked off yesterday at the "Music on Main" event.
The Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act was passed by the Senate Armed Services Committee last week.
The water main rupture on Deadwood Avenue is still being repaired by Rapid City Street Division crews.
Hills Alive Christian music festival is adding new events this year.
The identity of Good Samaritan who assisted the deputy off Highway 34 Monday has been confirmed.
Meade County Sheriff's Office seeking help in identifying a Good Samaritan.
A large fire in northeastern Wyoming contained but is yet to be completely controlled.
City of Rapid City looking for applicants to fill eight vacancies for Building Board of Appeals.
More than 200 people seek $60 million in damages from South Dakota due to the sinkhole in Hideaway Hills.
People have until June 30 to complete the Rapid City Earth Day hiking challenge.
The base is fully operated between June and September during peak wildfire season.
PCSO taking applications for Special Deputies with Rally and Fair months away.
RCPD arrest juvenile near 100 block of MacArthur Street after shots fired at house.
Legacy of "Dances With Wolves" revisited 35 years after the film was made in South Dakota.
Former Mitchell Legion baseball player reached a plea agreement in connection to an alleged rape in June 2023.
Thursday night Memorial Park fatal shooting update.
Election Canvass for Primary Election approved by Pennington County Commission.
High demand for construction jobs is commonplace during the summer.
More than 200 college graduates are celebrated at Oglala Lakota College's Graduation Ceremony.
Seven teams of volunteers picked up trash throughout different areas in Box Elder.
The Black Hills Beatdown Demolition Derby will feature approximately 100 different cars this weekend.
Low voter turnout and tight races in Tuesday's primary serves as a reminder for people to go vote.
Hot and dry conditions could impact crop yields, water irrigation systems, and livestock.
Visit Rapid City brings 10 different youth sports tournaments to town for June.
Henry's, a new bookstore in Spearfish, is officially opening Tuesday.
Transit Agency in Spearfish unveils first-ever propane paratransit buses in the state.
People will have the opportunity to use a variety of equipment such as a chest press, resistance bands, and a handcycle.
The famous tourist destination was founded in 1931. It now features eateries, clothing outlets, and treats from fudge to donuts.
Indigenous communities’ lack of health care access was discussed at the South Dakota State Medical Association’s Leadership Conference.
Representative Dusty Johnson visits the National Grasslands Visitor Center to check the progress of an ongoing construction project.
The Pennington County Sheriff's Office is cracking down on mobile home residents who are still late paying their property taxes.
The Circle provides transitional housing, career services, and social-emotional activities.
The major street plan was created in 1990 and has had several revisions since.
The special election ordinance had its first reading at the May 20 City Council meeting. If it passes the second reading at the June 3 council meeting, the public could be allowed to vote for a replacement.
VFW on Main Street holds ceremony to unveil mural paying tribute to veterans and fallen soldiers of past US wars.
Pennington County Housing & Redevelopment Commission seeking to put together a reconstruction plan for Memorial Apartments.
The showcase gave cadets a chance to show off skills they acquired since entering the cadet program.
The celebration included a variety of dances, songs, fellowship, and food.
Some residents in Hot Springs claim their property taxes increased 35% between 2023 and 2024.
Rapid City Fire Department holds annual “Fill the Boot” fundraiser around town.
Out of the $6.8 million budget, more than $900,000 went to fire operations. In addition, the Spearfish Police Department receives approximately $3 million of the pie.
Deadwood Gaming Association names George Milos new Executive Director.
