Huron Police To Increase Patrols In Work Zones
Two recent car accidents in closed road construction zones in Huron have the Huron police reminding residents to avoid work areas if you don’t live […]
Month: June 2012
Jerauld, Spink, Hyde, Clark Counties Host Primary Races Tuesday
A number of other primary races were held across the listening area last night. Jerauld County saw 45-percent voter turnout as States Attorney Casey Bridgeman […]
Werner, Slater, Gibson & Hargens Move On To Fall Ballot
The field is set for a run to November following Tuesday’s Primary election for spots in the House of Representatives in District 22. Political newcomer […]
Santfleben Pleads Guilty To Possession Of Destructive Device
A plea agreement has been reached with a Huron man accused of having a napalm like material that resulted in a stand off with police. […]
Primary Elections Today
It’s Primary Election day today across the state and nation. Polls are open from 7 AM until 7 PM. Locally in District 22 Republican voters […]
Plea Hearing Set For Santfleben
A plea could come today in the Christopher Santfleben case. The 41-year-old Huron man is charged with possession of a destructive device and possession of […]
State Fair To Extend On-Sale Liquor Sales During Grandstand Shows
The Huron City Commission gave approval to the South Dakota State Fair’s request for a special event on-sale alcohol license for designated party zones and […]
Fake Barking Dog Letters Arriving At Huron Homes
Huron police are asking residents to be on the look out for a fraudulent document being mailed to city residents. Sergeant Brandon Nietzert says some […]
Splash Central Taking Shape
The former Huron University Campus is beginning to look like a swimming pool complex. Huron City Engineer Mike Wever gave the Huron City Commission an […]
State Prepping, Standing By For Health Care Exchanges
The State of South Dakota is getting another six million dollar grant from the federal government to help set up a health insurance exchange. Those […]