Month: October 2018

The Huron City Commission meets in regular session tonight after having last Monday off in observance of the Native American Day holiday. Commissioners will consider […]

Christopher Whitley’s close proximity to the Appels Quick Shop in Redfield proved to be fruitful as he claimed the Lucky for Life lotto game’s second […]

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota farmers are expecting record corn and soybean crops. The latest estimates from the federal Agriculture Department projects the […]

Democratic candidate for state auditor Tom Cool spoke at Thursday’s District 22 Democratic Campaign Forum. Cool, a Platte native, currently serves as Executive Director of […]

The national gas price average increased three-cents on the week to $2.91. This average is six-cents more than a month ago and 41-cents more than […]

A Huron resident received a rude awakening this morning when a car crashed into his bedroom. The Huron Police Department received a call around 4:52 […]

Anti-bullying speaker Luke Nelson will be one of the keynote speakers at the South Dakota Women’s Expo Oct. 27th. Nelson, who grew up in Marshall, […]

The new fiscal year for the State of South Dakota appears to be on a good track so far. Governor Dennis Daugaard says overall state […]

(AP)-A Dakota Wesleyan University men’s basketball player is accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend and damaging her father’s car. Twenty-one-year-old Tyson Smiley, of Omaha, Nebraska, was […]

President Donald Trump has announced he’s directing the Environmental Protection Agency to begin the rule making process for lifting the Reid Vapor Pressure rule that […]