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  The First of July was the beginning of the new fiscal year for the State of South Dakota, and employees will see changes to their insurance coverage and costs.  Eric Olilla,  Executive

  It looks like a Pacific Ocean temperature trend that impacts weather in the northern plains will be coming back.  South Dakota State Climatologist Dennis Todey says another El Nino may

  It’s been years in the works, and today it became law. It is now illegal to text while driving in South Dakota. State Senator Mike Vehle of Mitchell fought for the law for

WESSINGTON SPRINGS, S.D. (AP) – U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson says it’s inspiring to see so many South Dakotans help the Wessington Springs community rebuild through donating and volunteering

  A Beadle County Grand Jury has indicted a 20 year old Huron man on a single charge of aggravated assault. States Attorney’s Mike Moore says Kjel Korak was indicted

  A subgroup of the South Dakota Legislature Roads Needs Interim Committee will meet in Yankton and Sioux Falls today.  The committee was set up by this years legislature to look at the

  The Huron City Commission approved two month to month lease agreements with the two businesses that call the Huron Municipal Building home. City Attorney Jeff Banks says the Blue and Haeder

The damage assessments are underway in Wessington Springs, and the numbers keep going up. State and federal officials have been in the tornado hit town this week looking at structural damage.

  South Dakota democrats wrapped up their state convention in Yankton over the weekend by adopting their platform, approving thirty one resolutions, and nominating several candidates for

HURON, S.D. (AP) – Several ag specialists from across the state will offer an environmental training session for operators of concentrated animal feeding operations on July 10. This training