Tyler Louder

United States

Bureau Reporter at KELO-TV (Sioux Falls, SD)

Husband/Father, Dynasty Thriver, and Soccer Coach! / Bureau Reporter for @keloland / Co-Founder of @Mosaic_M_C / Part of @LWCPodcast

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Helping former incarcerated individuals Rebound back into society

5 days ago | keloland.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — For the past 20 years, the Rebound Program in Rapid City has been helping people previously incarcerated get back on their feet, and not reoffend. This re-entry program begins when someone’s still behind bars. “Once we establish that correspondence, we go over to the jail and meet with individuals every day we’re doing this.
Wings of Wonder: Accessibility for all who want to travel

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — The Rapid City Regional Airport partnered with local organizations for Wings of Wonder. The event’s goal is to help people with disabilities easily navigate the airport from the moment they park their car until they find their seat on the plane. Gov. Rhoden talks first 100 days in office The Rapid City Regional Airport has steps in place to make sure everyone feels welcome.
Providing free dental care to those in the area

1 week ago | keloland.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — Dental care is something many people are unable to afford, so a local dentist is stepping up to help. This Friday, Orchard Meadows Family Dental in Rapid City will be providing free dental care to those in the surrounding area as soon as they open their doors. The three main issues these dentists will target are providing fillings, extractions and cleanings based on what is needed most.
Connecting resources on MMIP Day

1 week ago | keloland.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — May 5th is Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day. Communities gathered today to share resources, connect, and build stronger networks in hopes of saving lives. Back in 2022, the South Dakota Attorney General’s Office introduced the MMIP Program along with a coordinator position to increase awareness and offer resources and help. “She’s able to help me work with the various tribes.
Working together for Women’s Build

1 week ago | keloland.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — Habitat for Humanity has been helping build homes for 35 years. This month they are kicking off its next Women’s Build Campaign that builds a home for someone in need in the community. “This month we have volunteers, this week is our kickoff week for our sponsors. So we have the credit unions, Highmark, Sentinel, and Black Hills Federal Credit Union, so they get to do some build days.
Groups seek to protect land from new mining projects

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — The search for minerals in the Black Hills could include mining on what some people consider sacred land. Friday several groups gathered to talk about two proposed projects and their potential impact on area communities. Investigation underway in Fall River officer shooting The first project involves proposed uranium drilling on state-controlled land by a Canadian company at Craven Canyon north of Edgemont.
Night Patrol Units serve and protect in the dark

2 weeks ago | keloland.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — The Rapid City Police Department continues to evolve as it shifts focus to high-priority areas to prevent crime from continuing across town. And as the sun goes down, the job shifts its focus to those who patrol at night. Officers aim to serve and protect 24 hours a day, with multiple units working every corner of town. “Crime happens all times of the day obviously.
Night Patrol Units serve and protect in the dark

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — The Rapid City Police Department continues to evolve as it shifts focus to high-priority areas to prevent crime from continuing across town. And as the sun goes down, the job shifts its focus to those who patrol at night. Officers aim to serve and protect 24 hours a day, with multiple units working every corner of town. Vietnam veterans remember the war 50 years later “Crime happens all times of the day obviously.
Water restrictions to start a month earlier this year

2 weeks ago | keloland.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) –Starting tomorrow, Rapid City will have water restrictions in place. This is earlier than the city normally implements the measure. This comes as the reservoirs in the Black Hills are hitting a low point for the first time since 2008. Starting a month early, water restrictions for Rapid City will be in effect May 1st. “The precipitation and snow we got this year wasn’t enough to overcome the lack of precipitation this last year.
New Greenhouse ready for the summer season

2 weeks ago | keloland.com | Tyler Louder

Rapid City, S.D. (KELO) — An 18-month project on the new greenhouse in Rapid City is done, and crews are getting to work with the plant life for the upcoming month. These flowers and plants fill the over 1,700 acres of park space in Rapid City. “Every year we always plan on growing 8,000 to 10,000 from seed. With this new greenhouse, we will be better equipped to do a few more from seed.