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Work continues on clean up from the hazardous weather from July 2nd. With the work to reconnect customers from the power outage Northwestern Energy wanted to offer a way recognize the support of the H...

Jen Bragg with the United Way Heartland Region takes a look at the bad and positives side from the July 2nd storm damage.

Across all 50 states and U-S territories Wednesday night, a simultaneous reading of the Declaration of Independence took place in celebration of America's 250th birthday last weekend. South Dakota's r...

Updates of storm damage were given at Monday nights city commission meeting. Superintendent of the Huron street department Bob Simpson gave an update on tree clean up. Any rain will cause a back up of...

With all of the damage from July 2nd through the Huron area from the strong winds included damage to the Huron School District facilities. Business manager with the Huron School District Kelly Christo...

The storm last Thursday caused a lot of debate as to whether the damage was caused by strong winds or a tornado. Peter Rogers with the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls said after a look at all ...

As the cleanup from last Thursday's storm continues in Huron, Tom Glanzer community relations manager with Northwestern Energy said the response from crews was aided by community members cleaning debr...

Dozens gathered at the South Dakota Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre Wednesday to hold a ribbon cutting for reimagined State Museum. Lieutenant Governor Tony VenHuizen says the state wanted to fresh...

The Huron Police Department is assisting the Huron Karen Soccer Tournament this weekend. Police Chief Derek Layher spoke to the commission about the event.

Triple A South Dakota is projecting over two-hundred thousand South Dakotans will travel for the Fourth of July holiday. Shawn Steward, with Triple A South Dakota, says high gas prices don't appear to...