Month: September 2018

The reports of thousands of cases of abuse of young people for many years by Catholic priests in Pennsylvania has other states on alert. South […]

A delegation from the South Dakota Farmers Union met with officials from the Surface Transportation Board, and Senator John Thune’s office in Washington to talk […]

The city has approved a payment request from the Huron Chamber & Visitors Bureau for a nationwide company that is working to attract new retail […]

Democratic Candidate for Secretary of State Alexandra Frederick will be the guest speaker at the third in a series of District 22 Democratic Campaign Forums […]

The Huron City Commission will hold it’s regular weekly meeting tonight. Commissioners will consider a payment to Kyburz Carlson Construction for the public works building […]

For a limited time only, women can purchase SD Women’s Expo general admission tickets for just $5, which is half off the $10 early-bird general […]

Attorney General Marty Jackley announced that seventeen inmates at Mike Durfee State Prison were indicted by a Bon Homme County Grand Jury on felony drug […]

Rail issues are one of the top concerns for South Dakota Farmers Union members attending this week’s National Farmers Union Fly In in Washington. South […]

The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) may be the most widespread, misunderstood and potentially dangerous epidemic that most people hardly know anything about, according to the […]

PAUL, Minn. (AP) — St. Paul police have identified the student whose body was found in a University of Minnesota fraternity house. The body of […]