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The two year budget agreement that Congress worked out last month just sets the framework. Now, the spending part of the deal will have to be worked out. South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem says

The South Dakota Pork Producers Council is one of those groups backing proposed legislation calling for making animal cruelty a felony. Incoming President Lester Moeller of Miller says South Dakota

The Huron City Commission gathers tonight at the Huron Municipal Building for it’s regular weekly meeting. Commissioners have a number of bid items to consider. Bids for a used automated side

U-S Senate candidate Stace Nelson of Fulton believes his drive to win the G-O-P nomination for a run at Tim Johnson’s seat in Washington DC is going well. He calls the effort so far a

A summer study committee of the South Dakota legislature held hearings around the state on domestic abuse.  A package of bills from that study has been filed for introduction in this year’s

A piece to the puzzle of a missing Woonsocket woman has been found. The South Dakota Attorney Generals Office says the gray Chevy pick-up matching the description of the one 30 year old Rachel

As arctic high pressure moves away from the region, we should see temperatures rebound into the weekend.  Todd Heitkamp at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls says we will see milder

Current South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Chairman Gary Hanson says he plans to run for re-election this year.  First elected in 2002, Hanson says he has enjoyed his time on the

The New Year brings new challenges for many service agencies in South Dakota.  Feeding South Dakota says they will be working to collect fourteen million pounds of food this year. Matt Gassen is

A package of bills from the interim Education Funding Committee has been pre-filed ahead of the 2014 South Dakota legislative session.  Senator Bill Van Gerpen of Tyndall says the committee bill