Month: October 2015

South Dakota Congresswoman Kristie Noem is leading the charge to restore some accountability to the Internal Revenue Service. Noem speaking to South Dakota reporters Thursday […]

Voters in next year’s general election could see a record number of ballot issues.  South Dakota Secretary of State Shantel Krebs says nineteen different issues […]

South Dakotans can expect warmer than average temperatures to continue through October, according to the latest climate outlook released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric […]

Attendance figures for this year’s South Dakota State Fair are in.  The five-day fair in Huron drew 210-thousand-893 people. That’s about 400 more than last […]

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is encouraging individuals, families, work places, schools and organizations to get prepared now.  According to a recent survey conducted by […]

For many of South Dakota’s rural communities, cooperatives have served as a lifeline to technology, products and services which have allowed local farmers, ranchers and […]

The South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources is making progress on its rewrite of the general permit requirements for confined animal feeding operations. […]

A new state law may mean changes for water districts like the James River Water Development District. The law, which went into effect on July […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission started hearings last week on the Dakota Access Pipeline project. Those hearings are scheduled to wrap up this week. […]

The City of Huron has been recycling for nearly two years now. Solid Waste Superintendent Dale Fortin updated the Huron City Commission on the progress […]