One person died in a vehicle crash at Skyline Drive and Pevans Parkway on Saturday in Rapid City.
On Monday, the Rapid City Police Department confirmed Raven Marquez, 26, of Rapid City died after a crash that left his vehicle lying on its roof. Officers arrived on scene around 9:30 p.m. Marquez was not wearing a seatbelt, police said.
A passenger was transported to the hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
An investigation into the crash — including its cause and any potential mitigating factors — by the Rapid City Police Department’s Critical Accident Reconstruction Team continues.Â
PHOTOS: A quiet Keystone prepares for winter
Tables which once seated hungry patrons of Jane's Pizza sit stacked away for winter.
"See you in 2025": a common theme at businesses along Keystone's boardwalk.
Mount Rushmore, which sees more than 2 million visitors a year, sits much quieter during the winter months.
Many businesses in Keystone close up shop for the winter.
Reflections in the glass show the duality of open-versus-closed at Jane's Boardwalk Pizza in Keystone on Friday, Nov. 22, 2024.
Streets often lined with cars and bustling with tourists are mostly empty over the winter months.
Signs welcome visitors to Keystone, South °®¶¹app.
Train tracks for the 1880 Train, which ferries passengers between Keystone and Hill City multiple times a day in the summer.
A hotel buttons up its doors over the winter season.
Rows of merchandise line parts of the boardwalk in Keystone, South °®¶¹app, on Friday, Nov. 22, 2024.
Springtime always brings life back to Keystone's busy boardwalk.
With Mount Rushmore, sometimes called the "Shrine of Democracy," just up the hill, Keystone often sports patriotic decor.
Christmas decor begins popping up along the streets of downtown Keystone.
Signs remain for bins once filled with ice cream.
Lamps light the way along Keystone's boardwalk as winter's shorter days creep in.
