Weiland Returns To Tackle "Big Money"
Two longtime democratic political operatives are forming an organization focused on moving issues through the ballot box. Former South Dakota Senate candidate Rick Weiland says […]
Month: March 2015
City Ok's Variance For Prime Time Expansion
A Huron restaurant looking to expand gained approval from the City Commission to get larger. Rod Sanderson, owner of Prime Time Tavern at 21st Street […]
House Filled With Feces To Be Torn Down
The Huron City Commission gave approval Monday night to allow Lanny Olsen Construction to tear down a home deemed a nuisance. City Building Inspector Roger […]
Jackley Says Scammers On The Increase In Recent Months
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley says the six investigators and one lawyer in his office within the consumer protection division have fielded over 35,000 […]
George Mickelson's Son Eyeing 2016 Governor Run?
A Sioux Falls legislator is out and about in South Dakota testing the waters. Is District 13 State Representative Mark Mickelson getting ready for a […]
Daugaard Signs Bill To Cut Youth Minimum Wage
Governor Dennis Daugaard has signed Senate Bill 177 which sets a youth minimum wage. Voter’s last November approved raising the minimum wage to $8.50 and […]
City Commission Meets Tonight
The Huron City Commission is meeting tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. The Commission will recess to convene as the Board of Adjustments to hear […]
Huron Man Dead In Rollover South Of Miller
A Huron man died this past weekend in a rollover accident nine miles south of Miller. The South Dakota Highway Partrol says 37-year-old Victor Grassrope, […]
Beadle County Under Burn Ban
Add Beadle County to the list of counties enacting burn bans this Spring. Emergency Manager Tom Moeding says no open burning is being allowed…. burnban1 […]
Blue Ribbon Task Force Members Appointed By Governor
The first members of the “Blue Ribbon Task Force on Teachers and Students” have been appointed by South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard. The group is […]