Month: May 2014

HOWARD, SD – Authorities say a man who died on a family farm northwest of Howard was caught in a piece of machinery.  Miner County Sheriff […]

South Dakota Farmers Union members are mourning the passing of their longest serving President. Current President Doug Sombke says Ben Radcliffe who served as President […]

  South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem is asking the Environmental Protection Agency to back off on their new proposed rules under the Clean Water Act. […]

One of the responsibilities of the South Dakota Attorney General is to provide a short and concise explanation of the ballot measures so voters can […]

  A Huron man was arrested early Tuesday morning after crashing his pick-up in to a home on Sixth Street Southwest… duihousearrest1 Public Information Officer […]

  The Huron School Board approved a 106-thousand dollar change order on the Madison Elementary School renovation project. Business Manager Kelly Christopherson says a bid […]

  Soccer is coming to the Huron School District next year…. soccer1 The Huron School Board approved soccer becoming a regular sport in the district. […]

  It could quite possibly be the shortest Huron City Commission meeting ever conducted…. shortcommish1 Four minutes and 25-seconds later, Huron Mayor Paul Alyward adjourned […]

MILLER, S.D. (AP) – The South Dakota chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is protesting the distribution of Bibles to fifth-graders in the Miller […]

  Governor Dennis Daugaard is currently in China on a trade mission with a group of South Dakotans. That means Lieutenant Governor Matt Michels is […]