Month: December 2014

The public was caught a bit off guard recently when the Centers for Disease Control announced this year’s flu shot may not be as effective […]

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – Representatives of eight communities and an energy company are joining officials with the South Dakota Governor’s Office of Economic Development at […]

The shopping frenzy is on with two weeks to Christmas.  Shawn Lyons, Executive Director of the South Dakota Retailers Association, says in their member survey, […]

The US Senate came close to a deal on a tax extenders package last week, but could not reach a final decision.  South Dakota Senator […]

The results of a study of South Dakota’s treatments available for autism spectrum disorders have been released. The state Departments of Labor and Regulation and […]

Finding workers for open jobs is a critical ongoing problem for South Dakota companies. Dave Owen, President of the state Chamber of Commerce and Industry says […]

Railroad companies may be catching up to the backlog of grain that has been waiting to be shipped out.  Todd Yeaton, Chairman of the South […]

The South Dakota Department of Human Services has launched a program to help children across the state who are suffering from hearing loss. The program […]

The Huron City Commission meets tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. A public hearing will be held regarding two lease agreements with Celebrate Wesleyan Church […]

A group of legislators has created a set of recommendations related to the state’s juvenile justice system. The South Dakota Juvenile Justice Reinvestment Initiative (JJRI) […]