Indivisible Rapid City Holds Halloween-Themed Protest Downtown
About 50 people gathered in downtown Rapid City for a Halloween-themed protest organized by Indivisible Rapid City. Demonstrators raised concerns about data centers alongside issues involving voting, ICE operations and the federal government.
Indivisible Rapid City organized a peaceful Halloween-themed demonstration on Omaha Street in Rapid City, drawing about 50 participants. Protesters held signs covering several issues, including opposition to data centers, voting, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, and criticism of the federal government.
Participants said turnout was lower than at previous events because Halloween activities competed for attention. The gathering was largely peaceful, with one reported verbal confrontation involving a passing driver and generally supportive reactions from other motorists.