Month: July 2012

The South Dakota State Railroad Board has some tentative agreements that could lead to service returning to the Napa – Platte line.  Board member Todd […]

Concerns over how a Huron City ordinance on golf carts could affect out of town visitors attending the South Dakota State Fair have been addressed. […]

A Miller woman is sentenced the three years in prison on bank embezzlement and money laundering charges. Susan Mareska pleaded guilty to each charge and […]

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard says the state ended the fiscal year with money in the bank. Combined tax growth, and low estimates by the […]

HURON, S.D. (AP) – The South Dakota State Fair will honor farm families that have spent 100 or 125 years on a farm during an […]

Utility companies are straining to keep up with surging power demand as temperatures hover around the century mark.  Tom Glanzer with Northwestern Energy says there […]

The Huron City Commission will meet tonight as the Board of Adjustments to hear two variance requests. Both are for building projects, one is a […]

This weekend could see the hottest days yet in a very hot July.  Todd Heitkamp at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls says temperatures […]

A major cell phone company says they are continuing to make major upgrades to their system in South Dakota. AT&T bought Alltel in 2010 and […]

The Bush era tax cuts will expire at the end of the year, and Congress is debating how much, if any of the cuts will […]