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The first parts of the Affordable Care Act begin to take effect October first when the sign up for individual insurance coverage begins. That will be for those who currently do not have any

The Huron City Commission gave approval Monday night to let the Huron Police Department apply for a grant to obtain a polygraph machine, known by some as a lie detector… liedetector1 Public

The second year of the DARE Race Car appearing at the WISSOTA 100 in Huron netted big gains for the Huron Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program…. DAREresults1 Huron Public Safety Director

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has written the explanations for two of three prospective ballot measures.  He says just shy of 16,000 valid signatures will be required before the

The Huron City Commission will be meeting twice to start the new week. Tonight is the Commission’s regularly scheduled meeting where Commissioners will consider approval of payment requests

South Dakota republican Senate candidate Larry Rhoden says if elected, he would serve no more than two terms in the US Senate.  He says he was among the first in the state legislature impacted by

RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) – South Dakota officials say Canadian Pacific Railway hasn’t spent a promised $472 million to improve a rail system that includes the only direct east-west line

It looks like the month will run out before Congress can come up with any budget deal. That means the government could potentially run out of money on October first.  South Dakota Senator John

A petition drive is underway in the state to put the question of raising the minimum wage on the ballot next year.  The drive would set the wage at eight fifty an hour, with automatic increases

The Huron City Commission gave approval Monday night to the first reading of the city’s 2014 budget ordinance. Finance Commissioner Dale Schneider says so far revenues are