Month: August 2015

There is hope that the railroads that serve the northern plains may be in a better position to move grains as harvest begins.  South Dakota […]

Rains over the northern plains have now wiped away most traces of dry soil.  South Dakota State Climatologist Dennis Todey says the latest drought monitor […]

The Huron City Commission is meeting tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. Commissioners will consider a variance request, meeting as the Board of Adjustments. The […]

Before taking its summer recess, Congress passed its 34th extension of the transportation bill currently funding highways and bridges. However Congresswoman Kristi Noem believes a […]

The recent release of new clean air rules from the Environmental Protection Agency are being studied and attacked legally.  The rules could lead to drastic […]

South Dakota Farmers Union members who have organized a petition drive say they already have over 3,000 signatures out of the 27,741 they need to […]

Since its start in 2013, the Critical Teaching Needs Scholarship has been awarded to about 50 South Dakota college students. Given to qualifying students pursuing […]

The Blue Ribbon Task Force on Students and Teachers met Wednesday in Pierre. The group is hearing from school financial experts as they work through […]

With the Presidential election some fifteen months away, the republican race is running hot. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds has already made his choice… Mike […]

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says the Senate won’t consider immigration reform during this session of Congress. He says it likely will be pushed off […]