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Police Update Public on Continuing Manhunt, Investigation on Homicide

By Fiona Ton | August 27, 2025

RAPID CITY, SD — Today at 1:30pm in a joint press conference Rapid City Police and the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office provided more information on the search for Nicholas Selig, who has been named a person of interest in an ongoing homicide investigation which began yesterday evening. Following yesterday’s discovery of a body by law enforcement in the area of Victoria Lake Road and First Thunder Road Nicholas was established as a primary person of interest allegedly in connection to... Read More →

Police Update Public on Continuing Manhunt, Investigation on Homicide

RAPID CITY, SD — Today at 1:30pm in a joint press conference Rapid City Police and the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office provided more information on the search for Nicholas Selig, […]

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Regional & National.

This image provided by the US Forest Service shows an aerial view of a wildfire in upper Mill Gulch, Aug. 22, 2025, north of Virginia City, Mont. The red areas in the photo indicate fire retardant. (US Forest Service via AP)

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Sports.

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Business.

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Politics.

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Lifestyle.

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Agriculture.

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Obituaries.

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