Month: October 2015

Even though we probably don’t want to think about it, today is “Winter Weather Awareness Day” in South Dakota.  Todd Heitkamp at the National Weather Service […]

South Dakota State 4H Youth Council members have selected the “Make A Wish” Foundation as their state project for this year.   SDSU Extension 4-H Events […]

The US House included a measure to defund many parts of the Affordable Care Act in a budget reconciliation bill that was passed on Friday. […]

The Huron City Commission has approved the purchase of a new email server and email alert system. Finance Director Paullyn Carey says the system was […]

The US Citizenship and Immigration Service has ended the EB-5 visa program in South Dakota. That program has been at the center of a political […]

The South Dakota Department of Human Services has been sponsoring a number of programs around the state to mark October as “Disability Employment Awareness” month. […]

The Huron City Commission meets tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. The Commission will consider two variance requests, meeting as the Board of Adjustment. One […]

New threats seem to come from the internet almost every day. Businesses, schools and governments could now see Distributed Denial of Service, or DdOS attacks.  Vernon […]

The federal government made it official last week—saying there will be no benefit increase for Social Security recipients next year.  Cathy McLeer, associate state director […]

Huron and Mitchell may have battled each other on the football field Thursday night, but the two city’s police departments teamed up to bring four […]