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The funding effort to replace Clover Hall on the South Dakota State Fairgrounds will get a boost from the yearly running of the Turkey’s in Huron. Peggy Woolridge, executive director of the

The Huron City Commission approved two policies regarding the towing of vehicles in Huron. The policy about which of Huron’s two towing vendors get to put on the hook vehicles impounded by

Even though we have turned the page into February, it looks like the weather is still stuck in January mode. Todd Heitkamp at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls says the cold trend will

A bill has been introduced by House Speaker Brian Gosch of Rapid City that would restrict local governments from regulating distracted or inattentive driving. Rapid City Police Chief Steve Allender

The Huron City Commission meets tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. Commissioners will consider a payment request for the Huron Aquatic Center project and get a semi-annual update from the

Even though South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard does not favor expanding Medicaid coverage, legislators are still talking about options.  The medical community is in favor of expanded coverage,

President Obama called for a “Year of Action” in his State of the Union speech this week, asking Congress to work with him on a number of initiatives. South Dakota Senator John Thune says

They’ve been in the news a lot in places like Sioux Falls, but Huron Police are looking into an armed robbery… northstararmed1 Huron Police Public Information Officer Sarah Bowen says

While state employees in South Dakota are in line for a three percent raise next year, much of that could be eaten up by increased insurance costs.  Eric Olilla Executive Director of the South

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