HRMC Wound Care Service Relocates
Due to expansion and growth, Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC) wound care services has moved from the main hospital building to the third floor of HRMC’s Central Tower. HRMC’s wound care
Due to expansion and growth, Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC) wound care services has moved from the main hospital building to the third floor of HRMC’s Central Tower. HRMC’s wound care
The first official flood outlook of the late winter points to some areas of potential high water. Mike Gillispie, hydrologist at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls, says there is only one
The Public Safety Improvement Act Oversight Council has released its annual report on progress made under Gov. Dennis Daugaard’s criminal justice reforms. The Governor announced the release of
Craig Lee of Huron has announced his candidacy for School Board for the remaining two years of the seat currently held by John Halbkat. Lee is the owner of Craig Lee Studios of downtown Huron
A bill barring post secondary employees from engaging in collective bargaining passed out the House Education Committee today. Speaking as a proponent for HB 1184 was Representative Mark
At least 20 percent of the bridges in South Dakota are structurally deficient and 21 percent in Iowa fit the category, among the top states in the nation. This is from a new study of federal data
South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds joined a number of other republican Senators in a letter to President Trump, calling on him to be tough on Russia. Rounds says they think the US needs a harder line
The Joint Appropriations Committee of the South Dakota legislature agreed yesterday on a budget target of one point five nine billion dollars for the upcoming fiscal year. The target would be about
If you or someone you know has been feeling under the weather lately, there’s a reason for that. Flu numbers in the state have been skyrocketing. That’s according to Dr. Lon Kighlinger of the
Last night, city commissioners heard an update from Beadle County Humane Society, which included numbers for 2016. Director Kim Krueger took the opportunity to remind residents to get their dogs