Month: February 2011

The City of Huron has approved an agreement with Dakota Provision that has the turkey processing plant paying for half of a one-point-five million dollar […]

The Huron City Commission met Monday night at the Huron Municipal Building Commissioners approved March 21st as the bid date for two bid items and […]

One South Dakota prosecutor is weighing in on the State Supreme Courts decision to allow cameras and recording devices in court rooms across the state. […]

The 18-year-old DeSmet woman charged with making terroristic threats with Facebook posts is out of the Beadle County Jail. Melissa Kruger was scheduled to be […]

Authorities have identified the body of a South Dakota State University student found over the weekend along railroad tracks a half-mile east of DeSmet.  Kingsbury County […]

South Dakota lawmakers are debating at least two bills that would ease the budget cut on schools. Governor Dennis Daugaard has proposed a ten percent […]

The Huron City Commission gets back to work tonight after missing last week due to Presidents Day. The Commission will consider awarding a bid for […]

Sentencing is scheduled in May for a Huron man who pleaded guilty to burglarizing a federal credit union in Huron.  Cory D. Bender faces a […]

It’s been a busy legislative session thus far for South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley and his office…. [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2011/02/DEVICE1.mp3|titles=DEVICE1] Jackley says those ignition interlock devices […]

Senator Jean Hunhoff of Yankton is not convinced that all budget alternatives have been explored. Legislators are dealing with a budget from Governor Dennis Daugaard […]