Month: March 2016

The Senate overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan opioid abuse bill despite Democratic concerns about a lack of funding tied to the legislation.  Senators voted ninety four […]

South Dakota lawmakers sent SB 136, a measure that gives farmers tax incentives to implement conservation practices along lakes, ponds and streams to the Governor […]

The Huron City Commission selected a vendor Monday night to handle food and beverage service at the Huron Event Center. City Attorney Jeff Banks says […]

Governor Dennis Daugaard signed a pair of bills that allows the state to begin the process of selling land at the Human Services Center campus […]

USDA officials have announced up to $ 20 million available nationally for competitive grants through the Conservation Innovation Grant program, or CIG.  South Dakota NRCS […]

The Huron City Commission will be meeting twice today. The first meeting is scheduled for 2:30 P-M to review requests for proposals for management of […]

National Farmers Union delegates, who met in Minneapolis, voiced their support for voluntary biotech labeling legislation being debated in the Senate. South Dakota Farmers Union […]

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds is co-sponsoring legislation that would impose more sanctions on North Korea, and those who trade with the hermit nation… MIke […]

The Fire that destroyed a mink-processing business in Arlington was called in to the Arlington Fire Department at 2:20 Thursday morning. The building was engulfed in […]

The US Supreme Court is expected to decide this month whether or not it will hear the case involving the EPA’s Waters of the U.S. […]