Month: November 2015

Law enforcement continues to track leads in the disappearance of 31 year old Rachel Cyriacks. Last week marked two years since the Woonsocket woman has […]

The US House passed the SAFE Act of 2015. Voting was largely along party lines with 47 Democratic members joining the Republicans to pass the […]

The 2015 State of the Schools luncheon was held Thursday at the Huron Event Center. Traditionally representatives from area educational institutes speak on what’s happening […]

REDFIELD, S.D. (AP) – The City Council in Redfield has refused to grant a retail liquor license to a man who crashed into a van […]

A ruling by the South Dakota Supreme Court on workers compensation may get some discussion in the 2016 legislative session.  Dave Owen, President of the […]

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds wants assurances that the Obama Administration will take steps to make sure no terrorists slip into the country along with […]

While much of the region has been enjoying much above normal temperatures, a return to normal may be a shock.  South Dakota State Climatologist Dennis […]

When Dakotacare announced in September that they would not offer insurance policies through the healthcare exchange, that meant there would be only two companies offering […]

A Cavour man is headed to prison for seven years after being sentenced on an aggravated assault charge. Defense Attorney Mary Keller painted 28-year-old Donell Williams […]

The Beadle County Drug Court has been in operation since July1st. This week it saw the ramifications of it’s first offender failure. Anthony Stahl’s attorney […]