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For many of South Dakota’s rural communities, cooperatives have served as a lifeline to technology, products and services which have allowed local farmers, ranchers and […]

The South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources is making progress on its rewrite of the general permit requirements for confined animal feeding operations. […]

A new state law may mean changes for water districts like the James River Water Development District. The law, which went into effect on July […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission started hearings last week on the Dakota Access Pipeline project. Those hearings are scheduled to wrap up this week. […]

The City of Huron has been recycling for nearly two years now. Solid Waste Superintendent Dale Fortin updated the Huron City Commission on the progress […]

The Huron City Commission is meeting tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. Commissioners will consider a payment request for a back-up generator and a contract […]

Two of the three parties involved in the Northwestern Energy electric rate hike case have reached agreement. Northwestern announced they had reached a deal with […]

The South Dakota Blue Ribbon Task Force on Students and Teachers met last Thursday in Pierre. The group has been meeting in small and large […]

Many manufacturing plants across the state have been reaching out this week with open houses and other events to mark “Manufacturing Week” and hopefully entice […]

Almost all health care facilities across the state are looking for help.  The South Dakota Association of Health Care Organizations  held their state convention last […]