Month: March 2014

If you qualify for health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act but have not yet applied, you are running out of time.  Mike Fierberg of […]

Former two term Governor Mike Rounds is seeking the US Senate seat.  Rounds says he doesn’t like what he is seeing in Washington. Rounds1 Rounds […]

Cuts to crop insurance proposed in the President’s fiscal year 2015 budget has caught the attention of the President of the South Dakota Corn Grower’s […]

Looking for something to do in Huron?  Erica Woodbury of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau has this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Visitor Highlights. chamber4web […]

A Huron man’s plea deal with prosecutors in Beadle County may keep him off the South Dakota Sex Offender Registry. Nineteen-year-old Austin Burns pleaded guilty […]

A Huron business will be taking a trip to China with Governor Dennis Daugaard. Advance Sunflower is one of 11 entities taking part in a […]

Enforcement of clean air rules could squeeze power production in the country.  South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Vice Chair Chris Nelson says the federal rules […]

One of two men arrested and charged with setting up the fake armed robbery of a Huron gas station has pleaded not guilty to felony […]

A Miller man arrested last November by Huron police accused of drilling holes in gas tanks has reached a plea deal with prosecutors. Michael Gabriel […]

Counties could see more money from the state for housing parole violators as a part of the criminal justice reform package passed by last year’s […]