Given current fiscal and tax trends, the Congressional Budget Office projects the federal budget deficit will nearly equal Gross Domestic Product, (GDP) by 2029, and total over one hundred fifty
Governor Dennis Daugaard says it looks like the state will end fiscal year 2017-18 in good shape. Dennis Daugaard, on the KGFX/Dakota Radio Group’s South Dakota Perspective program this week,
The Huron Police Department is inviting members of the public, businesses, civic organizations and any others to participate in National Night Out. National Night Out is a campaign involving
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is seeing a number of new wind power project applications. PUC Chair Kristie Fiegen says all of the applications are on a tight timeline A bill to
Last night, business manager Kelly Christopherson gave the Huron Board of Education an update on the school district’s general fund. With the 2017-2018 fiscal year completed, Christopherson
The city commission has approved vacating one block of 66 foot dedicated street right-of-way on Center Street E located between Redfield Ave NE and Mitchell Ave NE in Morningside. Jody Ramon owns
The city is reminding residents that it’s too early to place political signs in Huron. City Planner Ralph Borkowski reminds residents that they must wait until 75 days before the election to
A 2007 Huron Senior High School graduate and Huron, South Dakota, native is serving in the U.S. Navy as part of the world’s largest international maritime warfare exercise, Rim of the Pacific
The railroad crossing on Lincoln Avenue in Huron will be closed beginning today thru Friday, July 13th. Mark Hornby with the Rapid City, Pierre, and Eastern Railroad says the project is a much
South Dakota Public Utilities Commissioners and staff are studying the National Transportation Safety Board report on the cause of the oil leak at the Keystone Pipeline near Amherst last