KEVN Staff

Monument director of laboratory services Emily Leech shows you what you need to know about in-home COVID tests in this week's HealthWatch.

COVID-19 revealed a number of shortages

The COVID-19 pandemic has left people with a lot of uncertainty, especially parents.Just what does this mean for their kids?

January is Human Traffic Prevention Month and St.Thomas More High School students raised money to help fight the problem.

Megan Ostrenga, curator of The Journey Museum, talks about how astronomy is observed by people today, and shares Native Americans' unique perspective on astronomy.

Troy Kilpatrick, executive director of The Journey Museum, talks about how they're capturing the journey in the next 30 days of programming, as well as their new Members-only Portal that features exclusive content.

A response to growing community

With the new year comes a variety of resolutions. Although many people have very busy lives and might not think that they have time to exercise, it is important to prioritize your physical health.

The owner, Luis Zamora says it has been a goal of his to own a restaurant ever since he was young and now 21 years later that dream has become a reality.

The Rapid City Police Department in conjunction with several groups of non-profits is unveiling a new outreach program with the goal of helping the city’s homeless population access much-needed resources in a way that is both easier and more attainable.

Main Street Square first opened in 2011

The towers will help responders communicate in areas that are currently known as dead zones

Pink Floyd is a 4 year old domestic shorthair

Christmas is officially here, and if you’re still in the market for a Christmas tree, well we know just the place to go to still grab a tree this close to the holiday.

Nicole Craig with some easy at-home workouts

Warmer weather brings plenty of families to Storybook Island

Some cities across the nation are running out of tests

It’s important that when planning for the holidays to keep dangerous objects out of reach.

Clover the cat is ready for her forever home

Shooting occurred near Main and 9th Streets.

How to take care of your back when the snow needs to be shoveled

Santa and Ellsworth Air Force Base delivered 146 gifts to YFS

Local actors make up the cast of the Dickens classic

After 45-years of business, the owner of Second Time Around Consignment shop has decided it’s time to retire.

No decision has yet to be made on which if any of these plans would be used for Canyon Lake.

"But to be a part of it and experience was something different, I have chills. to see the boys get recognized for who they are, they are student-athletes,”

No decision was made, but a working session was set for January 10th at 5:30 to further discuss how to hand out vision funds

How much iron is too much?

Local sponsors including Gray Television in Rapid City is a community outreach program to give out free tickets to the show to families who may not be able to afford to go.

"I hope this is only part of a solution. It kind of sends a message there is no upward mobility if this is the only thing that is done,"

Sturgis Parade of Lights

The $1,250 is to thank the current staff for stepping up due to unfilled positions within the district.

60 year of Big Brothers Big Sisters helping kids in the area find mentors

This year's theme is "Tree of Giving"

Vinny Brewer was murdered outside the SuAnne Big Crow Center in Oct 2016

The Holidays are in full swing, and for some, this is a time to be around friends and family. And many of those celebrations include gifts. But gift-giving can cause financial stress, as some wonder how they are going to make do until the new year.

“South Dakota Mines has zero-tolerance for racism. We apologize to all who were harmed by the unacceptable actions of those individuals. Their behavior goes against the core mission, vision, and values of our institution,” Dr. Jim Rankin

The festive season is officially here! And what better way to kick off the holidays than with a Christmas Tree lighting.

Pitbull no longer set to perform in Rapid City

It’s not every day the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office and Rapid City Police Department get to train for a real-life hostage scenario. But law enforcement and special forces got the opportunity to execute their annual full team training using real-life hostage scenarios with real-life people.

RCPD asking for the public's help in locating two missing teens

Nine different trees are available including local trees the Black Hills Spruce and the Ponderosa Pine.

The ice rink is set to open on time for the first time

Health Watch with Monument Health

The area purchased is just over 51 acres and could allow for a new school to be built in a similar design to Valley View Elementary and East Middle School.

“We’re really honored to carry this work forward on their behalf and also on behalf of the future generations. Our children need a safe place to go. It is such a tremendous feeling to be closer to providing these safe places for our community,”

Health Watch with Dr. Cara Hamilton

Imagine finding out that the life and family you thought you knew... wasn’t what you thought.

“The night before. He came to my room and sat on my bed and we talked and when he went to leave the room he gave me a hug and kissed me on the cheek and said I love you pops, he called me pops. He was my best friend besides being my son,”

Health Watch and healthy eating tips