Month: October 2011

PIERRE, SD – The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld a jury’s decision to award $300,000 in damages to a Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad […]

Looking for something to do in Huron?  Erica McLaughlin of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau brings you this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and […]

AARP members from across the country are working Capitol Hill, telling lawmakers not to allow cuts to Social Security and Medicare benefits.  Sarah Jennings, South […]

SIOUX FALLS, SD – The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated Clay, Marshall and Sanborn counties in South Dakota as natural disaster areas.   The designation […]

An interim legislative committee has decided to offer a bill to streamline property tax assessments.  The South Dakota Ag-land Property Tax Assessment Review committee held […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is asking the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to take a hard look at proposed EPA regulations, and how that […]

The latest numbers from the Congressional Budget Office show the budget deficit at one point three trillion dollars in the just completed fiscal year, which […]

BISMARCK, ND – North Dakota wildlife officials say an Asian carp species famous for leaping out of the water when startled by boat motors has […]

Debate continues in Congress over the jobs bill proposed by President Obama. He has been speaking around the country, urging lawmakers to quickly pass the […]

South Dakota Senator John Thune says its time for elected officials and interest groups to rethink political pledges.  Thune says tax reform has to be […]