The Pierre Governors boys’ team is desperate for their first win after two losses and two draws, making today’s game against Mitchell a must-win. Meanwhile, the girls’ team is poised to break program history with a chance for an undefeated start through five games — a feat they haven’t achieved in years. Facing off against the solid Mitchell Kernels, both squads are primed for a high-stakes doubleheader: boys at 4 PM, girls at 6 PM. Tune in live at 3:30 PM on River 92.7 or stream at DRGnews.com/river — this could be the day both teams etch their names into school lore.

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Rapid City’s drug landscape is shifting fast—pressed pills are giving way to deadly fentanyl powder, a trend echoing nationwide. Law enforcement confirms the powder is surging, hiding in plain sight like everyday items and causing users to look sluggish, not high. While overdose deaths once spiked with counterfeit pills, recent months have seen a drop thanks to Narcan access. Most of this powder arrives from Mexico via Denver, trafficked through apps and online tools that evade cash-based detection. Police now prioritize adult trafficking networks over youth-focused platforms, working regionally to stop drugs before they hit the streets. Parents: stay vigilant online—kids’ digital spaces are prime targets for predators.

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A 15-year-old girl snatched from Sundance, Wyoming, is safely returned thanks to a lightning-fast police response—triggered by a license plate reader spotting the suspect’s vehicle on I-90 in South Dakota. Authorities acted within an hour after Wyoming alerted them, leading to the arrest of 36-year-old Dalton Renollet in Aurora County. Charged with sexual contact with a minor, Renollet faces additional charges in Wyoming. The swift, cross-state collaboration and tech-driven pursuit underscore how critical teamwork and modern tools are in protecting vulnerable youth—and bring much-needed relief to the victim and her family.

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