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South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Chairman Dusty Johnson says progress is being made in improving cell phone coverage in the state, but there is still […]

The Western Area Power Administration says it’s approved the interconnection of two wind farms in southeast South Dakota into its transmission system.  Basin Electric Power […]

Here are the weeks events and happenings from the Huron High School and Middle School Principals Terry Nebelseck and Mike Taplet… High School Events… [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2010/10/nebelseck1.mp3|titles=nebelseck] […]

South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds has asked state agencies to come up with a proposed ten percent reduction in their budget requests for next year. […]

The unemployment insurance advisory council met this week to officially end the surcharge that South Dakota employers have been paying for the last year. Those […]

The Lewis & Clark Regional Water District is rushing to get more contracts awarded before winter arrives, and their money runs out.  Lewis & Clark […]

The democratic candidate for Secretary of State in South Dakota says independent voters should be able to vote in any primary election.Ben Nesselhuf says he […]

Incumbent Public Utilities Commissioner Dusty Johnson is on the campaign trail, seeking re-election to the commission for another six year term.  The republican says a […]

The size of state government and the need to reduce it have been major issues in the campaigns of both candidates for South Dakota governor.  […]

The South Dakota Supreme Court took testimony from all sides Thursday regarding the usage of electronic recording devices in trial courts. Chief Justice David Gilberson […]