Month: August 2018

The South Dakota Highway Patrol reports two people died in separate crashes as law enforcement release their first rally report of the year. The patrol […]

For the first time ever, a South Dakota-raised turkey will be the National Turkey Federation’s gift to the President in November. Several young turkeys have been […]

A candidate for state Treasurer in South Dakota wants to help school kids better understand money. Josh Haeder says he and a partner are working […]

Mayor Bob Everson spent a busy Thursday evening welcoming special guests and watching daredevil Cole Freeman’s record-setting jump during Mitchell’s first Palace City Pre-Sturgis Party […]

Public – private partnerships to develop workforce are having an impact, but businesses are still struggling to find the workers they need. Dave Owen, President […]

Dairy Queen of Huron is participating in an event today to help raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. The fast-food chain will donate […]

The regional economy continues to show growth, but there are some concerns. Ernie Goss of Creighton University in Omaha coordinates the monthly survey of business […]

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds questioned acting EPA Head Andrew Wheeler about the renewable fuel standard, and ethanol waivers for small refineries. Rounds says changing […]

On July 26, guests, family and friends gathered at Hurlbut Cattle, Raymond, S.D., to celebrate the painting of its barn with the Certified Angus Beef […]

The South Dakota Department of Revenue urges consumers to take caution when doing business with a fictitious trucking dealership by the name of South Dakota […]