Month: April 2015

The multiple groups and individuals who help the Salvation Army in Huron reach out to help others in need we’re recognized by the group Thursday […]

Much of the push for higher taxes and fees for road projects in the state was to provide matching funds for federal dollars.  South Dakota […]

The next big step for education in South Dakota will be the Governors “Blue Ribbon Task Force on Students and Teachers.” That committee will make […]

The number of poultry farms now affected by the bird flu is growing dramatically with 13 new farms reporting an outbreak last week in Minnesota alone. […]

The current session of Congress just passed the 100 day mark, and as South Dakota Senator John Thune says, it is a good time to […]

While the Executive Board of the South Dakota legislature will set up summer study committees, there is one task force that was already authorized by […]

Many electric consumers in South Dakota could see their bills go up this year. Public Utilities Commission Chairman Chris Nelson says they will be dealing […]

The number of people killed in motor vehicle crashes this year may be lower than this time a year ago, but the number of people […]

A standing room crowd filled the Pyle Room of the Campus Center Monday night as the National Weather Service brought Severe Weather Awareness training to […]

The Huron City Commission voted to kill an ordinance that would restrict the use corrugated steel roofing in residential zones in Huron. Certain types of […]