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State agencies in Pierre are preparing for the start of the 2013 South Dakota legislature next week.  Pam Roberts, Secretary of the Department of Labor and Regulation says they will have several

Huron’s texting ban is now law. The ordinance regulating use of electronic devices while driving in Huron’s city limits became offical Thursday. The ban makes composing and sending a

It looks like a quiet, cold start to the New Year, but that could change later this week. Phil Schumacher is a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls.  He says January looks

The 2013 session of the South Dakota legislature opens next week in Pierre. Attorney General Marty Jackley says he will have several issues to take to lawmakers. He says several bills will come

If you still receive a paper check for your Social Security or other federal benefits payments, you are required by law to switch to an electronic payment option by March 1, 2013.  Karen Slunecka,

The Senate voted early Tuesday morning to approve a deal that would avert the fiscal cliff.  The deal will raise taxes for those making over four hundred thousand dollars, and make changes to

New Year’s Eve led to a steady night of work for officers with the Huron Police Department. Six officers worked as 2012 gave way to 2013. Officers made a total of 30 traffic stops which led

A new way to award the 2013 towing contract from the City of Huron failed to win approval of the Huron City Commission as commissioners held their year-end meeting Monday afternoon. Commissioner

The impending fiscal cliff also means the end of extended unemployment benefits for about two million Americans.  In South Dakota, there won’t be any impacts from that.  Pam Roberts is

The end of the year means it’s time to remember the news stories that were a part of our lives for the past 365 days.  Below is the player containing the Performance Radio News Year in