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A report from the US Commerce Department says South Dakota has the lowest cost of living in the United States. According to the report, state residents in 2011 paid eighty seven percent of the

A 29 state poll that surveyed 14,500 people from June 2 to June 10 shows most favor the Senate’s proposed immigration legislation. South Dakotans were part of that survey with just under 600

And then it was one. The Splash Central Water Park in Huron moved to full operational status Monday Afternoon… 50mopen1 Huron Public Works Director Mike Wever estimated 50 to 75 kids managed

A plea deal has been reached with another of the four men charged in a county wide burglary spree in February. Marcus Erickson pleaded guilty Friday to three counts of second degree burglary.

The Huron City Commission has a light agenda of items for it’s regular weekly meeting tonight. Commissioners will consider a change order and payment request for a street milling, overlay and

FAULKTON, S.D. (AP) – Several small communities in northeast South Dakota are teaming up with a hairdresser from Faulkton to help tornado victims in Oklahoma.  Sarah Davidson contacted an

A Huron woman was injured Friday in a two vehicle accident that shut down the northbound lanes of Lincoln Avenue at Ninth Street. Officer Cory Borg with the Huron Police Department says Tiffany

Huron police have released new information relating to a telephone scam that attempts to get people to drive to the parking lots of large retail stores alone to redeem their winnings. Public

From the newsroom at Performance Radio, here’s local and state news for June 14th, 2013 June 14th, 2013 News

With all of the recent rains, yards across Huron have greened up nicely, which has led to an increase in lawn mowing. City Engineer Mike Wever says it’s important to keep grass clippings