A bill cracking down on human trafficking is now tied up in partisan bickering in Washington. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says democrats have put up a roadblock for further debate on the
The Huron City Commission has another light agenda for tonight’s weekly meeting. Commissioners will hold a public hearing for a special event alcoholic beverage license filed by the Huron
Broadcasters, emergency managers and others from three states will gather this week outside Sioux Falls to discuss the communication of weather information during the Integrated Weather Team
Two Cavour men are the first in Beadle County to be charged under a new felony animal cruelty law. Beadle County Sheriff’s deputies arrested 67-year-old Dennis Kerney and 35-year-old Justin
The Huron Police Department is actively seeking participants for the 2015 Spring Citizen’s Police Academy. Detective Sergeant Casey Spinsby says the C-P-A will offer wide ranging subject
A bill that would have voided the transgender policy of the South Dakota High School Activities Association was debated in the state Senate again yesterday. A previous version of the bill was
Rules passed under the Dodd-Frank Act passed by Congress aimed at large banking companies are having an impact on smaller banks too. Rob Stephenson is President of First Dakota National Bank
The Joint Appropriations Committee of the South Dakota Legislature decides to split the difference between budget projections offered by their economists and those from the Governor’s office.
While there are no bills supporting it, Medicaid expansion is still alive at the state capital in Pierre. Senator Bernie Hunhoff of Yankton says discussions are continuing… Bernie Hunhoff
Even with the recent increases in gasoline prices, the average US household is still expected save several hundred dollars in gasoline costs this year compared to last year. US Energy