Month: December 2010

The Federal Communications Commission last week approved the first set of rules that could regulate traffic on the internet. The rules would prohibit companies that […]

The Huron City Commission will hold it’s final Monday night meeting of 2010 tonight. Commissioners will consider a master agreement for consulting services with the […]

Local taxes are going up in five South Dakota communitiies on January 1st.  The state Department of Revenue and Regulation says Hosmer, Langford and Lesterviller […]

South Dakota Secretary of State Chris Nelson is wrapping up eight years in office over the next few days. He was term limited, and could […]

While the universities in South Dakota are not directly in line for cuts under the budget proposed by outgoing Governor Mike Rounds, they are waiting […]

Two Mitchell men face felony grand theft charges after taking two large items from a department store.  Investigator Joel Reinesch says K-mart reported the theft […]

Madison native has received the Bronze Star Medal.  Air Force Captain Joshua Leibel  was recognized for his efforts earlier in the year while serving with […]

A natural gas supplier is reminding customers to keep gas meters clear of ice and snow.  Tom Glanzer is a spokesman for Northwestern Energy and […]

It looks like more people than last year plan to travel over the Christmas holiday…… [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2010/12/Madeja-Christmas-1.mp3|titles=Madeja-Christmas-1] Mark Madeja of Triple-A South Dakota has the numbers….. […]

A proposed five percent cut to state aid to education, if passed by the legislature, may force many other changes to school districts across the […]