Month: May 2012

A fairly light agenda awaits the Huron City Commission tonight. Commissioners will consider a payment request for the east water tower project, and a change […]

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) – The last 46 of the 64 Soldiers from the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 139th Brigade Support Battalion are back […]

Gunfire pierced a calm, cool, peaceful morning on Saturday…. [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2012/05/hpdawk5-1.mp3|titles=hpdawk5-1] No, it wasn’t a violent crime being committeed. It was the half way point of […]

The South Dakota Unemployment Insurance Advisory Council met last week to get an update on the financial status of the trust fund used to pay […]

Yard signs for candidates in this year’s House Primary election are beginning to spring up across District 22. With the Primary itself less than a […]

Use of force and the multiple kinds of force at the disposal of a police department was the theme for the fourth week of the […]

A long time piece of rough road will be smoothed out next week. City Engineer Mike Wever says the railroad tracks on Third Street will […]

The fourth week of the Huron Citizen’s Police Academy is tonight. This week students will learn about issues related to the use of deadly and […]

Republican Senators blocked debate on a proposal that would have kept student loan rates from doubling in July.  South Dakota Senator John Thune says it […]

President Obama created a stir yesterday when he said he supports the right of gay people to get married.  South Dakota Democratic Party Chairman Ben […]