Month: May 2015

The award season for news in South Dakota ended Friday with announcement of winners in the annual Associated Press Dakotas Broadcast Contest. Performance Radio News […]

South Dakota Senator John Thune has been critical of the approach of the Obama Administration to the threat from ISIS.  He took to the Senate […]

The increased gas tax in South Dakota has been in effect since April 1st, and there has not been any official word on the amount […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is gathering public comment preceding the formal hearings for Northwestern Energy’s rate hike case.  The utility is looking for […]

Members of the Huron School Board of Education learned more about a water pipe break last weekend in Huron High School. District Business Manager Kelly […]

The upcoming summer season brings with it busier schedules, and LifeServe Blood Center, based in Sioux City, Iowa, finds their blood supply falls low as […]

Youth, 4-H members and community members from across South Dakota gathered in Huron Wednesday to break ground on the Nordby Exhibit Hall for 4-H, Youth […]

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds has introduced a resolution that would address what he called overregulation in the country. He says the proposal, called “RESTORE” […]

It looks like weather trends may turn more positive for the northern plains into early summer. Jim Angel is the Illinois state climatologist, and did […]