Tomorrow’s Arrival Time Announced for 153rd Engineer Battalion
Tomorrow morning about 165 Soldiers of the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 153rd Engineer Battalion and its Forward Support Company will return from a 10-month […]
Month: September 2017
Sixteen Indicted in Illegal Trafficking of Migratory Birds
South Dakota US Attorney Randolph Seiler announced that an additional sixteen individuals have been indicted for the illegal trafficking of eagles and other migratory birds. […]
North Central Farmers Elevator and Wheat Growers Approve Merger
The member-owners of North Central Farmers Elevator and Wheat Growers have each voted to approve the unification of the two cooperatives. The North Central Farmers […]
Thune Says GOP Tax Plan Will Help America Stay Competitive
South Dakota Senator John Thune spoke on the Senate floor about the tax reform framework that was released this week…. Thune says the framework supports […]
State Revenue Down in First Months of New Fiscal Year
The State of South Dakota is only two months into the new fiscal year, and Governor Dennis Daugaard says the revenue picture so far is […]
Abbott to Retire as USD President
Retiring USD president Jim Abbott oversaw the construction of 5 new academic and athletic buildings on the Vermillion campus, and more than doubled the University’s […]
Process Underway to Remove Inactive SD Voters From Registration Lists
While the attention this week was on registering voters, there is also work underway to trim down the lists. South Dakota Secretary of State Shantel Krebs […]
Northwestern Energy Moving Toward “Smart Meter” Technology
Electric utilities around the world are adding smart grid technology to their systems, giving them more information and control. Tom Glanzer, with Northwestern Energy, says […]
Dry Conditions Could Continue in Parts of Montana and the Dakotas Next Year
Parts of Montana and the Dakotas suffered through major drought conditions this year, and one outlook doesn’t offer much hope for next year. Dennis Todey […]
State’s Prison Population Continues to Rise
Despite criminal law reforms passed in the last few years, the number of prisoners held in South Dakota continues to rise, with just under thirty-nine […]