Month: June 2018

The city is looking at an odd/even watering schedule to deal with peak water demand during the summer months which has been amplified by the […]

The Board of Education got an update on a branding package that will include a new school logo and a new head for the Huron […]

As Huron prepares for the 2018 National Junior High Finals Rodeo, one of the main topics of conversation around town is the impact the event […]

Thirty out of 42 South Dakota Army National Guard units received the National Guard Bureau’s Superior Unit Award in recognition of outstanding achievement during training […]

The Senate is expected to mark up their 2018 farm bill proposal this week. South Dakota Farmers Union President Doug Sombke says the proposal they […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission today voted to grant a construction permit with conditions to Crocker Wind Farm to build a wind energy facility […]

Senate Ag Committee Chairman Pat Roberts released a draft of the Senate’s Bipartisan farm bill. South Dakota Senator John Thune, member of the Ag Committee […]

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said this week he was cancelling most of the August break, to keep Senators in Washington and confirm more of […]

Sixteen young women from across the state, including Cameron Schroder of Huron, Miss Wheel Jam and Carrie Wintle of Iroquois, Miss State Fair, will compete […]

The Storm Prediction Center has placed a bullseye for severe weather across central and southern parts of South Dakota today. An enhanced risk of severe […]