Month: March 2016

The South Dakota State Fair is addressing a significant underground vermin problem this week…. State Fair Manager Peggy Besch says pet owners who walk their […]

The South Dakota legislature passed major justice reforms last year, and added some juvenile justice changes this year.  Representative Mike Stevens  says it will take […]

While South Dakota legislators have one more day of the 2016 session on the calendar, some are looking ahead to next year.  Representative Jean Hunhoff […]

The Huron City Commission is meeting tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. The Commission is looking at a short agenda that includes an eight item […]

Supporters of a Constitutional amendment voters will see this fall continue to spread the word about Marsy’s Law…. Jason Glodt is the State Director for […]

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard shelved plans for expanding Medicaid during the legislative session, saying there were too many details to work through. He has […]

The South Dakota Republican Party has set their delegate slate for the national convention this summer.  Party Chair Pam Roberts says they met last weekend… […]

Unintended pregnancies are at their lowest level in 30 years in the U.S., and researchers say it’s largely due to women’s access to a healthy […]

A number of small school districts in the state are concerned that the funding tabbed for teacher pay raises may not be what was promised […]