A Huron man has been fielding questions from some national media as the Republican National Convention creeps closer. David Wheeler is one of 27 South Dakota delegates to the R-N-C. He says South
Senator Jason Frerichs of Wilmot attempted to suspend the rules in the state Senate Tuesday, in an attempt to make a change to the just passed school funding bill. An amendment was added to
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is attempting to write rules dealing with stray voltage issues, especially on dairy farms. There have been studies that show induced voltages can have
With Huron rapidly becoming a hub for construction of the Dakota Access pipeline, a temporary housing crunch is beginning to unfold…. Mayor Paul Aylward says at least one Huron landowner
The Huron City Commission has given approval to let the city apply for a grant that would help pay for a second School Resource Officer for the Huron Public Schools. Police Chief Denny Meyer laid
The Huron Young Professionals hosted South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds for their “A View From The Top” speaker series Tuesday. Rounds says the federal appropriations process needs to
While the state Senate found the votes to override the Governor’s veto of SB136, the House did not. The bill would have changed property tax levies on a fifty foot strip of grassland adjacent to
While the state Senate found the votes to override the Governor’s veto of SB136, the House did not. The bill would have changed property tax levies on a fifty foot strip of grassland adjacent to
South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has vetoed Senate Bill 136. That bill would have allowed cropland within fifty feet of a lake, river or stream to be classified as non-cropland if it is
South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has vetoed Senate Bill 136. That bill would have allowed cropland within fifty feet of a lake, river or stream to be classified as non-cropland if it is