Rapid City, SD, October 27, 2026 —

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Police say the search for Jory Low Dog in Rapid City remains active, while ground operations are temporarily paused because of extreme winter weather and dangerous road conditions.

The pause applies to ground operations, according to the information provided by the police. The search itself has not been described as closed or called off; it remains active. No further details were provided about what other search activity, if any, is taking place during the pause.

The information provided does not include when the search began, when ground operations were suspended, or how long the pause is expected to last. It also does not specify the conditions affecting roads, the areas covered by search teams, or whether a resumption time has been set. The police have not provided additional details in the available summary.

Information about Jory Low Dog, including the circumstances that led to the search, was not included. No details were provided about his age, last known location, or any description that could help identify him. The available information also does not say whether authorities have asked the public for assistance.

The stated reason for temporarily pausing ground operations is the combination of extreme winter weather and dangerous road conditions. The summary does not identify a specific weather event or describe how the conditions are affecting individual search areas. It likewise does not provide information about any injuries, incidents, or other outcomes connected to the operation.

For now, the update is limited to two points: the search in Rapid City remains active, and ground operations are temporarily paused. The timing of any further update or the resumption of those operations was not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by KOTA Staff on www.kotatv.com, see more information here.

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