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Two Huron women face arson and burglary charges following a fire at a downtown Huron restaurant late last week. Thirty-one year-old Julia Lopez and 55-year-old Kathleen Wollman, both from Huron are

More wintry weather will mark the end of March across much of the region today and tonight.  Billy Williams at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls says the worst of the oncoming storm will

Snow won’t keep the Huron City Commission from it’s appointed rounds tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. Commissioners will consider two rental and lease contracts with the cities

For the fifth consecutive year, the Northwest Broadcast News Association has recognized Performance Radio News for excellence in broadcast journalism. Six Eric Sevareid Awards came back to Huron

The South Dakota legislature defeated several measures this year that would have expanded Medicaid coverage to an additional forty eight thousand people.  Senator Jean Hunhoff of Yankton, Chair of

It’s a no go for launch for the 2014 Huron Police Department Citizen’s Police Academy… cpanoway1 Public Safety Director Gary Will, Jr. says the department is temporarily

The Beadle County States Attorney’s office will become the first in South Dakota to offer a diversion program to not only keep criminal offenders out of jail, but keep them from beginning a

A number of legislators say the tone toward education funding in South Dakota seems to be changing.  Senator Bill Van Gerpen of Tyndall says more legislators see spending on education as a good

Farmers could be signing up for new farm programs by this fall and disaster assistance yet this spring. South Dakota Senator John Thune says USDA is setting out a pretty aggressive timetable for

Looking for something to do in Huron?  Erica Woodbury of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau has this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Visitor Highlights. chamber4web If you