Month: January 2012

The pay roll tax extension debate that ended just before Christmas, will be restarted late next month. The tax cut was extended just two months […]

A motions hearing for a Minnesota man charged with vehicular homicide is set for Friday March 2nd. Legal motions in the case of 28-year old […]

An investigation into the cause of an early morning fire the destroyed a Wessington Springs car dealer is complete. State Fire Marshall Paul Merriman says […]

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has announced that the state will not look to set up a health insurance exchange this year. States are mandated […]

Brown County Commissioners decided yesterday to send a letter to the state Legislature, asking them to redraw the boundaries and rename the current water developement […]

Governor Dennis Daugaard has started a fierce debate with his proposal for achievement based teacher bonuses.  His plan would award thirty five hundred dollars to […]

Make sure to stop by the Performance Radio News page on Facebook and take part in the latest news poll. This time were asking what […]

The Huron School Board held a follow-up meeting Monday night, with community business leaders to if the District is heading in the right direction to […]

Some bold budget-cutting moves in the U.S. Department of Agriculture were announced last week by Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack. A total of 259 offices, labs […]

When the Keystone crude oil pipeline was built through eastern South Dakota, Trans Canada had to post about fifteen million dollars in construction bonds. The […]