City Approves Variance Requests
Last night the city commission convened as the Board of Adjustment to consider four variance requests. The board approved the following requests: Variance request by […]
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Four Variance Requests on Tonight’s Commission Agenda
The city will consider four variance requests during tonight’s city commission meeting: Todd Evans, 1310 Frank SE, wants to construct a detached garage which will […]
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Postponed
The city has announced the household hazardous waste collection has been postponed until May 2020. This is due to lack of funds available for the […]
Chances of an Early Frost Diminishing for the Northern Plains
While the year has been a struggle for many ag producers across the northern plains due to wet conditions, there is one piece of good […]
I-90 Exit 357 Flooding Update
South Dakota Department of Transportation crews have been working this week to create a water barrier along the westbound lanes of Interstate 90, just east […]
Names Released in Fatal Sanborn County Crash
Three Woonsocket juveniles now officially have been identified as the people who died Saturday night in a three-vehicle crash east of Woonsocket. A 2000 Oldsmobile […]
Motorist Rescued in Renner After Ignoring Barricade
A woman had to be rescued from her car Tuesday morning in flooded Renner. Authorities say she ignored the warning barriers in the flood-ravaged town […]
Huron Luxury Cinemas Kicks Off Fall Film Festival Today
Fans of art and independent films that normally only play in larger cities will be getting a treat next week as the Huron Luxury Cinemas […]
I-90 Closed From Exit 310 to I-29
The South Dakota Department of Transportation is advising motorists that Interstate 90 is now closed between Highway 281 (Exit 310) and Interstate 29 (Exit 396) […]
James River Expected to Hit Major Flood Levels Over the Next Few Days
Heavy rain this week is pushing rivers in eastern South Dakota to even higher flood stages. Mike Gillispie with the National Weather Service in Sioux […]