Month: May 2012

The trial of a former bar owner accused of raping three young women after getting them drunk will be moved, to June 27th through the […]

After months of combing through, page by page, the Huron City Commission approved an updated Police Department Policy and Procedures manual. Commissioner Kerwin Haeder, who […]

About 25 people attended a work session held by the Huron City Commission Monday night as the City looks to create revised and concise rental […]

DE SMET, S.D. (AP) – Howard-based Horizon Health Care Incorporated has received a $1.04 million national Affordable Care Act grant to expand dental and medical […]

WHITE LAKE, S.D. (AP) – The Crow Lake wind farm in southeast South Dakota has paid nearly $800,000 in new tax revenue to three counties.  South […]

The state developmental center in Redfield will get a lot of attention this summer. The Executive Board of the Legislature has set up a sub-committee […]

The Huron City Commission will go through its annual re-organizational meeting tonight. It begins with the swearing in of Commissioner Mark Robish, who ran un-opposed […]

The first real threat of severe storms are in the forecast forthe listening area later today. Chris Janssen at the National Weather Service in Sioux […]

The behind the scenes reality of investigations was the topic for members of the Huron Citizen’s Police Academy Thursday night. Long time dectective Gene Miller […]

A Huron man facing a felony drug charge appeared Tuesday in Davison County Circuit Court. According to court documents, 33 year old Justin McAllister was […]