Month: October 2015

According to a new University of Iowa study, employees with desks that force them to stand at regular intervals stood 60 minutes more per work […]

The Huron School District is in the process of reviewing emergency procedures in the wake of a school shooting at Harrisburg High School a few […]

Residents in South Dakota who have been accepted into the Low Income Heat Assistance Program, or LiHEAP, will see the first checks this month. The […]

The South Dakota Department of Social Services has been struggling to get a new data delivery system installed and working. The computer network would give […]

The federal government will hit the debt ceiling of eighteen point one trillion dollars in early November. If that limit is not extended, it means […]

A large working group appointed by South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard is looking at a plan that could expand Medicaid coverage.  Senator Bernie Hunhoff  is […]

The Huron City Commission has tonight off for the Native American Day holiday, however the Huron School Board of Education is moving it’s regular bi-weekly […]

Huron police are still on the look out for a person or persons responsible for a stabbing on Saturday night. Detective Casey Spinsby with the […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is into the second week of hearings on a permit application by the Dakota Access Pipeline. Energy Transfer Partners […]

The budget is another flash point between Senate democrats and republicans.  South Dakota Senator John Thune says spending bills, which passed out of committee, have […]