State School Officials Doing Follow Up To 2015 Issues
The Associated School Boards and the School Administrators of South Dakota held their joint summer meeting last week in Sioux Falls. A year ago at this time, the Blue Ribbon Committee and teacher
The Associated School Boards and the School Administrators of South Dakota held their joint summer meeting last week in Sioux Falls. A year ago at this time, the Blue Ribbon Committee and teacher
Amid concerns of hacking of computers belonging to Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee, there are questions about voting security. South Dakota Secretary of State Shantel Krebs
The Huron Senior Center continues to hold it’s own. Center Executive Director Jim Hofer presented a semi-annual update to the Huron City Commission Monday night. He says meal numbers are up over
The rush is on for the South Dakota State Fair. The event is just over three weeks away. State Fair Manager Peggy Besch gave a semi-annual update to the Huron City Commission Monday night. She
In the face of increasingly sophisticated scam calls, utility companies are calling on their customers to stay alert. Scammers are calling customers posing as a utility provider and threaten
A number of Ag groups in South Dakota are asking Congress to settle on an immigration policy that would help attract and retain workers. Large dairies and other ag producers depend on foreign
The Huron City Commission meets tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. Commissioners will hear semi-annual updates from the Huron Senior Center and the South Dakota State Fair. The Commission
A 16 year-old Wessington Springs teen died Friday in a rollover accident in Hand County. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety says Tucker Easton was ejected from his Mazda pickup as he
The republican controlled US Senate continues to be a roadblock to progress. South Dakota democratic Senate Candidate Jay Williams says the example has been set by Senators refusal to hold
The state of South Dakota is kicking off a campaign to remind South Dakotans that “Meth Changes Everything.” The campaign, led by the Department of Social Services, is geared at educating