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Legislation allowing fishermen to use bullheads as bait in South Dakota passed out of the Senate Ag and Natural Resources committee Tuesday.  Tony Lief, who is the director of the South Dakota

The new federal budget proposed by President Obama would spend just over four trillion dollars, and is about a seven percent increase from the current year. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says

Huron City Commissioners received a glowing report on the Huron Senior Center Monday night. Executive Director Jim Hofer says the Senior Center is doing well…. senior1 The senior center will

It’s a long way from barbeque season, but organizers of the Original South Dakota B-B-Q Championships are preparing for the sweet smelling and slow cooking art by holding a judging school in

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – South Dakota’s state court system is looking for three new circuit judges and could add two more spots if state lawmakers go along with it. A Seventh Circuit

Yet another data breach is putting consumers at risk. This time tens of millions of Americans associated with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield could be at risk. Unknown hackers apparently stole

Education funding is always one of the big issues handled by each session of the South Dakota legislature. There is continue disagreement about the needs and the costs.  Governor Dennis Daugaard

The Huron City Commission is holding it’s regular weekly meeting tonight. Commissioners will consider authorizing the Capital Asset Committee to bid on fire equipment from a South Dakota

Huron police are investigating a burglary at a Huron home improvement store. Officers responded Friday to the Farmer’s Cashway store on U-S Highway 14. Public Information Officer Sarah Bowen

An effort by South Dakota legislators to repeal the sales tax on food was killed in committee Thursday The bill was sponsored by Representative Ray Ring of Vermillion, and heard by the House