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• Forecasts show the inspection agency would end the next budget year with a $75,000 loss if the inspection fee isn't raised. A 90-cent fee should keep the program in the black until June 2015, said Larry Stearns, the board's executive director. After that, the fee may need to be increased once more.
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• RAPID CITY, S.D.

(AP) -- A magistrate judge has concluded there's enough evidence to try a 20-year-old Rapid City man accused of shooting another man in the head.
• Kelsey Reavis is charged with attempted murder and an alternate count of aggravated assault in the April 28 shooting of 28-year-old Christopher Levin after what authorities said was an altercation that happened during a house party. Levin was listed in critical condition at a hospital following the shooting but had recovered enough to testify during a Monday hearing.
• Pennington County State's Attorney Scott Roetzel says Levin is unable to live on his own because of his injuries and has moved in with his parents.
• A circuit court judge will now be assigned to the case. A hearing for Reavis to enter a plea has not been scheduled.
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• HARRISBURG, S.D. (AP) -- The chairwoman of the Harrisburg school board

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