Governor Says Tax Cuts Should Be A "Local" Choice
A bill sponsored by Senator Larry Rhoden of Union Center would keep property taxes at current levels even if a ten percent cut in state aid to education is passed. Under the plan from Governor
A bill sponsored by Senator Larry Rhoden of Union Center would keep property taxes at current levels even if a ten percent cut in state aid to education is passed. Under the plan from Governor
While potential cuts to education funding have been getting most of the attention so far in the South Dakota legislature, health care providers are beginning to make their case. Senator Jean
The Huron City Commission will spend most of this Valentine’s evening working through two pages worth of agenda items. Commissioners will set a bid date for annual materials like water-sewer
International rock violinist Mark Wood is in Aberdeen to work with area students. Wood is also one of the founding members of Trans-Siberian Orchestra and widely acknowledged as a premier rock
The tough winter is taking a toll on deer and pheasants. South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department Wildlife Manager Scott Lindgren says reports of dead birds and deer who are under stress and
A bill that would use money from the education trust fund to soften the blow of a ten percent cut in state aid to schools is still alive in the South Dakota legislature, but the Governor doesn’t
Governor Dennis Daugaard says South Dakota is preparing for the implementation of Federal Health Care Reform. The sweeping reforms have been repealed by the US House and is now being considered by
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
SIOUX FALLS, SD – The heavy lifting is done at the Crow Lake wind farm north of White Lake. Basin Electric Power Cooperative says the last of 108 turbines was put in place this week. After
South Dakota is one of only a few states without a law on the books making booster seats for toddlers riding in a vehicle mandatory, and it looks like it’ll stay that way for another year.