Month: March 2011

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say they have no official record of Huron police chief Doug Schmitt making a request for ICE agents to investigate […]

The 2011 South Dakota legislature wrapped up the main run of the session on Friday by passing the budget, with most of the cuts requested […]

South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem is co-sponsoring a balanced budget amendment.  She says republicans are trying to provide leadership on the issue… [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2011/03/Kristi-Noem-311a.mp3|titles=Kristi Noem 311a] […]

A Watertown man who serves in the South Dakota Army National Guard will be sentenced next month after pleading guilty to raping a 15 year-old […]

South Dakota has taken its medicine. Govenor Dennis Daugaard announced Friday the 2011 State Budget has met all of his goals…. [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2011/03/dennymarch11-1.mp3|titles=dennymarch11-1] Daugaard says impacts […]

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials are being to look in to requests for assistance made by suspended Huron police chief Doug Schmitt. An official who […]

The South Dakota State Fair has survived another attempt eliminate all state funding. State Representative Peggy Gibson of Huron says Governor Dennis Daugaard’s original 10-percent […]

Willow Lake School District voters have approved a five year tax opt out on top of one that’s already in place.  Tuesday’s vote showed 262 people […]

Huron Police Chief Doug Schmitt has been placed on administrative leave by the city follow his testimony during a hearing on Senate Bill 156 regarding […]

The Crow Lake wind project near White Lake is now operational, and on the grid. Basin Electric, developers of the site said the last turbine […]