Month: November 2015

The US House voted to approve a six year, three hundred forty billion dollar transportation funding bill. It would end a series of over thirty […]

The sign up period for health insurance policies under the Affordable Care Act is now open.  Alexa Raymond is a navigator with the Rural Office […]

The Huron City Commission is meeting tonight an hour earlier than normal. Mayor Paul Aylward will call the meeting to order and following a roll […]

A near record harvest doesn’t appear to be putting much pressure on the rail system in the state. That is in contrast to the last […]

The cost of health insurance continues to rise, and it looks like that will continue in 2016. Deb Muller is Chief Administrative Officer for Avera […]

The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation  has released a new analysis of why and how states could better harness information technology.  The analysis shows how […]

Supporters of various causes have spent countless hours this summer, scouring the landscape for signatures to get their passions on the ballot in 2016. At […]

It’s that time of year when the leader of a statewide organization shares his views of the upcoming legislative session across the state.  South Dakota […]

The Creighton University Mid-America Business Conditions Index for October, a leading economic indicator for a nine-state region stretching from Arkansas to North Dakota, slumped for […]

Two motorists were not injured in a two vehicle crash that sent one car into the side of a building Wednesday morning. Officer Sam Freng […]