Month: November 2015

While it looks like we may see some precipitation later this week, it should not be a big disruption for Thanksgiving plans.… Todd Heitkamp 1124a […]

Last week, Supreme Court Chief Justice David Gilbertson announced the formation of a task force to look at the impact a back log of mental […]

Congress may be nearing the completion of a fully authorized, long term transportation funding bill. But another two week extension was passed on the current […]

The issue of money for education will be a major headline for the 2016 legislature.  Dave Owen, President of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce […]

The Huron City Commission breezed through the first part of their weekly meeting Monday night. The Commission, meeting as the Board of Adjustment, approved two […]

The Huron City Commission has a fairly light agenda to tackle this evening as it conducts it’s regular weekly meeting. The Commission will recess to […]

South Dakota Senator John Thune says the Presidents strategy against ISIS is not working, and needs to be redirected.  In a speech on the Senate […]

The US federal prime interest rate has been held at one quarter of a percent for the last several years, dropping to that level in […]

REDFIELD, S.D. (AP) – Redfield School Board members have unveiled a $23 million plan to build a new school in two phases on the existing […]

WOLSEY, S.D. (AP) – A 24-year-old man was killed after the pickup truck he was driving rolled and he was ejected from the vehicle.  The […]