Month: October 2013

The federal government shutdown is now moving into its second week, with no quick Congressional resolution in sight.  Zach Crago, interim executive director of the […]

The Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls plans to change how it serves some rural congregations, as populations continue to shift from rural areas to urban […]

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — The South Dakota Board of Regents says nearly 22,000 students enrolled in a distance education course at South Dakota public […]

How much is that doggie in the window.? That’s a question that you’ll have to wait until Wednesday to answer. The Beadle County Humane Society […]

State legislators are hearing from county commissions about their road issues, and lack of money to fix them.  Representatives from northeast South Dakota met in […]

Today marks Native American Day in South Dakota and that means some changes on your Monday. The Huron City Commission is not holding a regular […]

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Gov. Dennis Daugaard has recognized eight Wheat Growers locations for superior safety performance.  The Carpenter, Huron Fertilizer and Grain, Kennebec, […]

A film, born and raised in South Dakota will be showing at the Huron Luxury Theater tonight. Making it’s debut this year at the internationally […]

Federal law enforcement in South Dakota is working through a double dip of budget cuts; first the sequestration, now the shutdown. US Attorney Brendan Johnson… Brendan […]

The west river blizzard that is still making life troublesome for residents is giving a U-S Senate candidate the drive and desire to keep up […]