Huron News

Authorities say one of Tulsa, Oklahoma's most wanted was on the run for months, staying at shelters in multiple states including multiple shelters in South Dakota before Huron police finally put an end to it.

HURON, S.D. a ' One of the people on the most-wanted list in Tulsa has been arrested by police in Huron and accused of forgery, false impersonation, possession of a controlled substance by deception and doctor shopping.

A controversial traveling company that a state medical official describes as a 'modern-day snake oil salesman' plans to hold clinics in four South Dakota towns.

Kimberly Larsen, executive assistant with Sanford Health in Sioux Falls, recently was selected as the 2009 Egger Family Employee of the Year.

Roger Hun4 of Brandon in a ruling tha4 keeps secret the name of an anonymous donor who gave $750,000 to the 2006 abortion ban campaign in South Dakota.

A judge on Tuesday ordered a 24-year-old man held without bond stemming from the death of another man on Sunday in Huron.

Here is the latest South Dakota news from The Associated Press PIERRE, S.D. Law enforcement officials say sex crime charges involving children have hit a five-year high in the state.

The legal process in Huron's fourth homicide of the year is underway. Twenty-four-year-old Edwin Thompson made his first court appearance Tuesday.

A shocking crime in Huron, South Dakota as 21 year old Ryan Treadway's body was discovered by police in a pool of blood.

The Beadle County State's Attorney has released the name of a man killed in Huron on Sunday.

The Crazy Horse Memorial is becoming a satellite educational affiliate of the University of South Dakota, the two entities announced this month.

Coats can be dropped off until Nov. 26 at Lewis stores in Sioux Falls, Brandon, Madison, Brookings and Huron.

A 15-year legal fight over a bank name appears to be nearing an end with The First National Bank in Sioux Falls holding the upper hand.

South Dakota State University specialists will host an environmental training session for operators of Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, or CAFOs, on Nov.

A South Dakota man was killed when his car traveled off a bridge and landed upside down in Shue Creek west of Yale today.

A few of the records that we broke today and last night.... More records will likely be broken tonight and with the snow coming.

Freezing temperatures across much of South Dakota are marking the end of the 2009 growing season, leaving many farmers with crops that haven't reached full maturity because of the cool, wet summer.

The executive director of the Cheyenne River Youth Project, Julie Garreau of Eagle Butte, has been named winner of the 2009 Spirit of Dakota Award.

Department of Human Services FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Oct. 1, 2009 CONTACT: Velda Bartel, 773-5990 DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT AWARENESS MONTH P ierre , SD Gov.

Attendance rose to 162,000 for this year's South Dakota State Fair as the five-day event in Huron also turned a profit.