California history is often thought of as synonymous with the railroad and the gold rush, but Black history is not. “Black ...

Just six years later, General George Armstrong Custer violated the treaty and broke the law by leading an expedition into the Black Hills that spread true but exaggerated rumors of gold.

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KELO) — Black Hills Reads has been reading to kids ... RCAS second grader Onyx Louder said. These books help kids by showing that hospitals are not always scary as they seem.

Black Hills Corporation (BKH) reported its Q1 2025 earnings, surpassing Wall Street expectations with an EPS of $1.87 against a forecast of $1.86. The company generated revenue of $805.2 million ...

In the high desert 25 miles east of Reno, Gooseberry Mine is etched into the dusty Nevada hills. Until 1990 ... capsule containing dark powder. "Black gold," he said, smiling.

Two Bulls also respected the work being conducted by some of the world’s top minds inside the Black Hills, and he wanted to find a way to show them that this place was important long before its value ...

Two of the most notorious Black Hills gold nuggets rotated under bright lights and curious eyes on Sunday afternoon. The historic Potato Creek Johnny nugget rested in a bed of gold flecks ...

SOUTHERN COLORADO — If you are a Black Hills Energy customer, depending on where you live in Colorado, you will likely see an average monthly residential bill decrease from an average of 3.4% to ...

Black Hills Energy customers in southern Colorado will see a 6.7% increase in their electric bills following an approval from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. The increase is lower than ...

The results could steer the future of electric utilities in Pueblo for decades to come as those municipal voters decide whether or not to end they city's longtime agreement with Black Hills Energy.

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – If Black Hills Energy gets its way, Kansans who get their natural gas from the company may have to pay $11 more a month starting sometime this year. Almost 120,000 Kansas ...