Month: March 2017

Teacher salaries in South Dakota would be held flat for a year under terms of an amended bill approved by the State House on Tuesday, […]

An early spring may be good news to those that don’t like snow and cold, it does cause some worry for those that watch the […]

A bill that would allow people to bring guns into the state Capitol is headed to Gov. Dennis Daugaard. The Senate voted 19-15 Monday to […]

Last night, the Huron City Commission approved first reading of a water conservation ordinance that would establish odd/even watering of lawns, trees, gardens, and landscaping. […]

EB-5 and Gear Up have become household terms in South Dakota after the two scandals led many to believe our state does not have enough […]

Attendees at the March meeting of the Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension and Cardiac support groups will enjoy lunch and a presentation by a visiting cardiologist on […]

The National Weather Service in Aberdeen is warning people across central and eastern South Dakota of extremely strong west-northwest winds that will impact the area […]

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley will be in front of the Joint Appropriations Committee of the Legislature today to answer questions about his department’s […]

A proposed federal effort to assess whether nuclear waste can be stored in 3-mile-deep holes is raising the eyebrows of Haakon County.  South Dakota’s Spink […]