Federal Spending Still On Many Minds
South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem held a series of town hall meetings last week. Cutting federal spending dominated the discussion. Noem said she was disappointed […]
Month: May 2011
Testimony Continues Today In Huber Re-trial
The final day of testimony in the re-trial of former Highmore police chief Ken Huber is today. Defense attorneys expect to call at least two […]
Five Variances A Part Of Huron City Commission Meeting Tonight
Five variances await the Huron City Commission tonight as they will start their meeting by meeting as the Board of Adjustments for those requests. When […]
No Races Tonight
The races tonight, May 21, 2011, at Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron have been CANCELLED due to wet grounds.
No Races Tonight
races at Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron for tonight, May 21, 2011, have been CANCELLED due to wet grounds.
Sentencing Set For Credit Union Robber
The Huron man has been sentenced after pleaded guilty to breaking into the M-O Federal Credit Union in October of 2010. Cory Bender had been […]
DeSmet Woman Dies In Howard Rollover
HOWARD, SD – A De Smet woman was killed in a one-vehicle rollover accident near Howard. The South Dakota Highway Patrol says 52-year-old Joann Faye Dunigan […]
Second Earlier Denied Expert Witness Testifys For Defense In Huber Re-trial
The second expert witness not allowed to testify at the first trial of former Highmore police chief Ken Huber has been under heavy cross examination […]
Huron Philanthropists Give Again
Paul and Muffy Christen built a banking empire. On Thursday, the Huron couple announced a gift of $20 million through their estate to the foundation […]
Huron Workers Not Affected By Premier Bankcard Cuts
Premier Bankcard announced Thursday it will close its credit card operation in Spearfish, eliminating 330 part-time and full-time jobs. Company officials say the closing is tied […]