Sheriff Shares Details of Lake Co. Manhunt
Minnehaha County Sheriff Mike Milstead gives a riveting behind the scenes account of the Lake County manhunt this week for the guy who had shot […]
Month: May 2017
Daugaard Says Little Progress Made at IHS
The State of South Dakota continues to talk to federal officials about funding for the Indian Health Service, and the costs to the state’s Medicaid […]
Rounds Says Bill Simplifies Coverage for Vets
President Trump has signed a bill that extends funding for the Veterans Choice Program. That allows veterans to be reimbursed for medical care outside a […]
South Dakota State Fair and Sherwin Linton Seek Talent
The South Dakota State Fair and entertainer Sherwin Linton are looking for South Dakota entertainers of all genres and styles to be included in the […]
Krebs Frustrated With Lack of Progress on Legislation
At a stop in Watertown Tuesday evening South Dakota Secretary of State and Republican U-S Congressional Candidate Shantel Krebs expressed frustration with the inability of […]
Rules Committee Approves Change to Waiver Rule for Teacher Pay
The Rules Review Committee of the South Dakota legislature met in Pierre earlier this week. The committee fine tunes the rules needed for agencies to […]
Huron Happenings
Erica Woodbury, of the Huron Chamber & Visitors Bureau, has this weeks Huron Happenings
McCook County Deputy Shot by Suspect
A McCook County Sheriff’s deputy is in the hospital after being shot by a suspect. Lake County Sheriff Tim Walburg says a pursuit started at […]
SD Chamber Head Says Creative Solutions Needed In Workforce Development
It looks like any major workforce developments will have to come from the private sector this year. The South Dakota legislature did not see any […]
Warmer Temps Could Trigger Severe Weather
Despite the chilly start to May, weather watchers know it is just a matter of time before severe weather season ramps up. Todd Heitkamp of […]