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While federal rules dealing with education will change next year, most states will continue to move forward with “Common Core” academic standards.  Those are rules […]

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has endorsed the findings of the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Education, in calling for higher teacher pay.  Daugaard, during […]

As the 2016 legislative session begins in Pierre today, the work begins not only for lawmakers, but lobbyists as well.  David Owen is the president […]

The Huron Police Department will be trying new body cameras for officers. Police Chief Denny Meyer says the Capital Assets Committee green lighted the purchase…. […]

The Huron City Commission approved a grant agreement for Worksite Ultra Violet light protection and authorized Mayor Paul Aylward to sign the document. City Planner […]

The last bill passed by Congress before they left Washington last month was the one point one trillion dollar omnibus spending bill.  It was criticized […]

The minimum wage in South Dakota rose to eight fifty five an hour on January first. That was the result of an initiated measure passed […]

The Huron City Commission finally has some meat on it’s agenda tonight. After having extremely short agendas for the last two meetings, a more sizable […]

Huron police are going “back to the video tape” in an attempt to solve yet another business theft. On the heals of two arrests made […]

District 22 Representative Peggy Gibson of Huron gave a pre-legislative outlook to Beadle County Democrats Thursday. She started off non-committal about her future as a […]