Month: January 2014

Governor Dennis Daugaard says the State of South Dakota is in very good shape… sos1 Daugaard delivered the address Tuesday to open the 2014 session […]

Governor Dennis Daugaard has proposed a three percent increase in state aid for schools next year. A number of legislators have said they may try […]

Governor Dennis Daugaard tells join session of the South Dakota Legislature he feels good about the Canadian Pacific’s proposed sale of the former Dakota Minnesota […]

PIERRE, SD –  The South Dakota State Historical Society is providing matching grants to historic preservation projects in Aberdeen, Iroquois, Sioux Falls and the Woonsocket […]

As the 2014 session of the South Dakota legislature opens, one subject that will garner discussion is possible repeal of the Death Penalty. Representative Steve […]

There will be no shortage of projects taking place on, around and in some cases, under the streets of Huron in 2014. The Huron City […]

The City of Huron wants you too stay loose when it comes to recycling…literally… keepitloose1 Commissioner Gary Harrington says the Solid Waste Department has recently […]

A major utility provider is warning customers of a scam. Northwestern spokesman Tom Glanzer says it involves the collection of alleged overdue utility bills….. Glanzer-Scam-1 […]

The two year budget agreement that Congress worked out last month just sets the framework. Now, the spending part of the deal will have to […]

The South Dakota Pork Producers Council is one of those groups backing proposed legislation calling for making animal cruelty a felony. Incoming President Lester Moeller […]