Month: March 2015

Huron police say a local man is missing is possibly endangered. Officers performed a welfare check on the residence of 56-year-old David Medina-Forte March 9th […]

Students from Huron High School’s journalism class toured the Performance Radio studios Monday. It’s the second time Instructor Sarah Rubish has taken her class to […]

A bill cracking down on human trafficking is now tied up in partisan bickering in Washington. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says democrats have put […]

The Huron City Commission has another light agenda for tonight’s weekly meeting. Commissioners will hold a public hearing for a special event alcoholic beverage license […]

Broadcasters, emergency managers and others from three states will gather this  week outside Sioux Falls to discuss the communication of weather information during the Integrated […]

Two Cavour men are the first in Beadle County to be charged under a new felony animal cruelty law.  Beadle County Sheriff’s deputies arrested 67-year-old […]

The Huron Police Department is actively seeking participants for the 2015 Spring Citizen’s Police Academy. Detective Sergeant Casey Spinsby says the C-P-A will offer wide […]

A bill that would have voided the transgender policy of the South Dakota High School Activities Association was debated in the state Senate again yesterday. […]

Rules passed under the Dodd-Frank Act passed by Congress aimed at large banking companies are having an impact on smaller banks too.  Rob Stephenson is […]

The Joint Appropriations Committee of the South Dakota Legislature decides to split the difference between budget projections offered by their economists and those from the […]