Twelve South Dakota high schools will compete in a state-wide science and math competition Feb. 16 for the chance to represent South Dakota at the Department of Energy National Science Bowl this
To celebrate American Heart month, Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC) is encouraging the community to “Go Red” and get the facts and protect themselves from the crippling effects of a heart
As an industrial hemp bill speeds through the South Dakota legislature, Governor Kristi Noem is still expressing doubts. Noem, at her weekly news conference, says there are lots of details to work
Legislation that will toughen the laws against violators who are using skimmers at bank ATMs and other retail outlets to illegally obtain a customer’s financial information was before the House
The House State Affairs Committee passed a bill that would drastically shorten early voting in South Dakota. HB 1178 would cut early voting from 46 days down to 21 days. Majority Leader Lee Qualm
A multi-denominational group of area churches with the goal of connecting cultures is hosting a public event this Friday, February 15, at the Huron Campus Center from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Connecting
Garret Bischoff, of rural Huron, has announced his candidacy for re-election to the Huron School District 2-2 Board of Education. Bischoff, 37, is a fourth-generation family farmer, who, alongside
Prairie Family Business Association, in partnership with the Huron Chamber of Commerce, is asking for nominations for the Huron Excellence in Family Business Award. The Huron Excellence in Family
Officials are opening the entire previously closed portion of Interstate 29 from Sioux Falls to the North Dakota border effective immediately. Motorists are reminded that winter driving conditions
Lawmakers in Pierre are struggling to move a glut of bills out of committee, and time is beginning to run short. House Speaker Steven Haugaard told the South Dakota Broadcasters Association that