Yesterday, by a 3-2 vote the FCC repealed Obama-era “Net Neutrality” rules. Opponents of the move believe it could radically change the internet and perhaps even limit free speech. Dan Nelson
House and Senate conference committee members apparently have reached agreement on the outlines of the tax cut bill. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says there are still some details to work
Once again, Slumberland Furniture of Huron is making sure that families in need in our area get a good nights. With Home of the Holidays, Slumberland Furniture partners with local organizations to
The South Dakota Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Committee recognized several individuals at the SDFB Centennial Convention held recently in Sioux Falls. Matt and Kristy Smith of
The 211 Helpline Center has teamed with the South Dakota Department of Health through the All Women Count! program to increase screenings rates for cervical and breast cancer. All Women Count!
United Way Heartland Region is nearing its campaign goal. Board member Tom Meyers says United Way has raised 90 percent of its goal Just Fabulous is hosting an ugly sweater auction with proceeds
New figures from the South Dakota Department of Health show there have been 146 lab-confirmed cases of influenza in the state so far this season, and 26 flu-related hospitalizations. State
Donations totaling $37,514.00 have been received to date from this year’s Salvation Army Christmas Basket program held at the Huron High School auditorium November 27th thru the 30th. All
South Dakota’s driver license and ID cards are getting a new look. Starting in January 2018, several minor changes are being made to the license and card. The header on driver’s licenses, which
The possible repeal of net neutrality rules has triggered protests from those who fear the change could jeopardize an open internet. However, Sen. John Thune believes the Obama-era regulations