Today marks 25 years since Gov. George S. Mickelson and seven other South Dakotans lost their lives in a plane crash on their way back from Cincinnati, Ohio. South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard has
At a ceremony yesterday at Huron High School, Huron Youth Leadership Council announced the following grant awards: Destination imagination $250 Quiz bowl $250 Royal Family kids camp $460 Pollinator
Registered voters in South Dakota may begin absentee voting this Friday for the June 5 election. Secretary of State Shantel Krebs says you can vote in person at your County Auditor’s
Another class of South Dakota professionals has recently completed an eight-month program aimed at developing future leaders of our state. The 2017/2018 Leadership South Dakota class consisted of
School districts from Sioux Falls to Spearfish are seeing more students vaping, inhaling from hand-held devices that turn nicotine gels into a vapor. Vaping users get a dose of the addictive
The Huron Police Department is investigating the burglaries of two local businesses over this past weekend. Both the Huron Country Club and The Plains were broken into and had money stolen. The
Terex Utilities, an equipment manufacturer for the global electric utility industry based in Watertown announced today their plans to consolidate the Watertown manufacturing operations into a
After last weekend’s blizzard the last thing anyone wants to see is more snow. Unfortunately, the Huron area along with a large portion of Eastern South Dakota finds itself included in a
South Dakota state Farm Service Agency officials say it’s too early to provide an estimate on the number of livestock lost due to this weekend’s blizzard. Jamie White, Executive Officer with
The South Dakota High School Activities Association began their annual meetings yesterday in Pierre and began votes on various proposals submitted from membership. Most of the proposals were