DM&E again appeals dismissal of severance suit
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) – The Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad is again appealing the dismissal of its lawsuit seeking to keep former company president […]
Month: April 2012
What's Happening In Huron…
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 […]
Cell Phone Retailers Getting Surcharge Information
The South Dakota Department of Revenue will be mailing information out to all sellers of prepaid wireless service and telecommunication providers about upcoming changes to […]
State Continues To Work Toward Health Exchanges
Despite the challenge to the health care reform law heard in the US Supreme Court last week, the State of South Dakota continues to plan […]
Legislature Slow To Adopt Laws On Children's Issues
Supporters of legislation related to children’s issues say they had mixed success in the 2012 South Dakota legislature. South Dakota Voices for Children is holding […]
Waiting On Federal Health Care
The waiting is on as the US Supreme Court considers arguments for and against the federal health care reform law. The court heard three days […]
10 Years For Harris In Eichstadt Death
Friday, September 23rd 2011. It’s a night of drinking and poor decisions a Minnesota man will be have to think about for 10 years. Circuit […]
Minnesota Man To Be Sentenced Today For Teen's Death
A Minnesota man will found out this afternoon how much time he will spend in prison, for his part in taking the life of a […]
James Harris Sentencing
James Harris, a 28-year-old Anoka, Minnesota man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a drunk driving accident in De Smet, that took the […]
Golf Cart Permit Ordinance Moves To Second Reading
In an effort to concur with state law, the Huron City Commission approved first reading of an ordinance requiring golf carts be permitted and have […]