Ten of 69 potential jurors have been dismissed from jury duty in the trial of Brady Gross. Almost all of the jurors indicated on the juror questionnaire that they knew of Iroquois natives Brady
Looking for something to do in Huron? Erica McLaughlin with the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau brings you this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Vistior
Kristie Noem is now South Dakota’s newest US Representative. She says Republicans in the House are ready to make good on the campaign promises that changed the landscape of
A Wessington Springs woman has pleaded guilty to a federal indictment charging her with Bank Fraud and Conspiracy. Twenty five year old Kaila Scfield made the plea guilty before US District Judge
There’s a pretty deep snowpack across northeastern and east-central South Dakota as we start the new
The 2010 Salvation Army Christmas Basket Program has set an all-time record for actual money received during its 62 year history. Following a record high 36-188 dollars in pledges during the four
The Huron City Commission approved Robert Sharp and Associates of Rapid City to redesign and host the city’s website and e-mail services. Mayor Dave McGirr says a number of organizations who
The Huron City Commission began 2011 by approving a retail on-off sale wine license for Chekkers convenience store. The Commission also approved April 12th as the date for municipal elections. The
A trial date has been made for Edwin Thompson, the man charged with fatally stomping 21-year-old Ryan Treadway to death behind the Bradfield-Leary Center in Huron in November of 2009.. In a brief
PIERRE, SD – A weekend break-in at a Pierre convenience store led to the arrest of five people from four cities in two states. Police Capt. Elton Blemaster says that beer was stolen from