House Fire Sents Man To Hospital For Minor Injury
The Huron Fire Department quickly dispatched of a house fire Wednesday evening. First Assistant Fire Chief Howard Alter says the cause was electrical in nature… […]
Month: November 2012
Near Record Heat To Give Way To Cold Blast
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) – The temperature in Sioux Falls hit 70 degrees on Wednesday, breaking a record for the date set in 1960. The National […]
Dakota Energy Lineman Return From Sandy Assistance
Two Dakota Energy linemen who, along with four members of Sioux Valley Electric of Colmen, are back in South Dakota after spending time on Long […]
What's Happening In Huron…
Looking for something to do in Huron? Erica McLaughlin of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau has this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Visitor Highlights. […]
Nelson Says PUC To Bring Grain Buying Legislation To 2013 Session
Public Utilities Commissioner Chris Nelson was re-elected last week to serve the final four years of his appointive term. He says he plans to follow […]
Daugaard Says Expansion Of Medicaid "Unlikely" For A Few Years
With the results of the November Sixth election, it’s pretty clear that health care reform is here to stay. Part of the President’s reform package […]
Gibson Appointed To State House Leadership Position
Representative Bernie Hunhoff of Yankton was selected by House democrats to be minority leader in the 2013 legislative session, a post he held in the […]
Distracted Driving Ordinance Gets The Go-Ahead
The Huron City Commission is moving forward with an ordinance to curb distracted driving in the city. Huron Police Chief Gary Will, Jr. presented a […]
City Commission To Meet Tonight
The Huron City Commission will hear a recommendation from the Public Safety Committee tonight on a Distracted Driving ordinance. The Public Safety Committee has been […]
Lack Of Production Tax Credit Starting To Show
Future developments in wind energy could ride on the extension of the Production Tax Credit, which is set to expire at the end of the […]