SIOUX FALLS, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- At a press conference held Wednesday in Sioux Falls, Matthew Schweich, founder of South Dakota for Better Marijuana Laws, went after his opponent(Protecting SD Kids) for misleading ad aimed to defeat IM29 which would legalize recreational marijuana. Schweich believes Protecting SD Kids crossed the line in conducting an ad stating the measure… Read more »
News Year: 2024
Sports Hub 10/9/2024- NSU FB w/ DB Trevor Johnson & HC Mike Schmidt
The Sports Hub: Wednesday, October 9th, 2024 “The Jump”– Big upset win for Aberdeen Central Girls Soccer vs. Pierre. Warner & Hitchcock-Tulare VB have a 5-set thriller Northern State Football DB Trevor Johnson joins the program to talk about one-handed INT vs. Bemidji & the atmosphere at Gypsy Days. Head coach Mike Schmidt joins the… Read more »
Aberdeen Downtown Association to host Brew Walk on Thursday
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- Aberdeen Downtown Association is hosting the Brew Walk on Thursday in downtown Aberdeen. ADA’s Executive Director Alexa Sheldon provides a preview. Sheldon talks about some of the businesses planning to participate. Brew Walk goes from 5-8pm and cost is $55. Tickets are limited for this. You can learn more about this & purchase… Read more »
South Dakota led the nation in income growth in 2023
PIERRE, S.D.(Press Release) – South Dakota once again led the nation in income growth in 2023. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, South Dakota’s Real Median Household Income grew faster than any other state. Governor Kristi Noem celebrated this excellent news. “South Dakotans are thriving because we defend Freedom and advance their opportunities… Read more »
October is National Pet Wellness Month
MITCHELL, S.D.(KMIT)- October is National Pet Wellness Month and while the definition of “pet” goes far beyond dogs, Lieutenant Colonel Jessica Broszda (Bros – duh) assigned to the 7358th Veterinary Division explains what breeds of dog are used in military service. Not all dogs make the cut for military service. The care and feeding of… Read more »
Former SD Senator Tim Johnson passed away Tuesday
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – The family of longtime Senator Tim Johnson announced he passed away Tuesday evening in Sioux Falls. He was 77. After nearly a decade in the South Dakota State Legislature, Johnson served five terms as a United States Representative from 1987 to 1997 and then served three terms as… Read more »
#SDpreps Scoreboard + NSIC VB (10/8/24)
TUES SCHEDULE HIGH SCHOOL Volleyball Aberdeen Central 3 (15, 20, 20) – Lauryn Burckhard 18K. Kenadi Withers 15K. & 12digs. Tea Area Titans 0 Northwestern 3 (18-25, 14, 12, 14) – Ashley Haven 16K. & 8digs. Anna Brumfield 12K. Aberdeen Christian 1 Hitchcock-Tulare 2 – Katelyn Schroeder 11K. & 16digs. Now 23-1 on… Read more »
Secretary of State’s Office purge 273 noncitizens from the voter roll
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELOLAND) — There’s fewer names on the state’s voter rolls, according to the South Dakota Department of Public Safety and Secretary of State’s office. In a news release Monday, officials said “273 noncitizens are being removed from the South Dakota voter roll.” According to the release, DPS found the need for the… Read more »
Red Ribbon Motorcycle Ride coming to the state capitol Wednesday
PIERRE, S.D.(KCCR)- A band of brothers is rumbling across the upper Midwest this week raising awareness of drug education and remembering one of their own. The Red Ribbon Motorcycle Ride is stopping at the South Dakota State Capitol Wednesday afternoon. Emily Murray with the Drug Enforcement Administration, Omaha Division says there is a reason why… Read more »
South Dakota Department of Education release a new program
PIERRE, S.D.(KELO)- The people and places of South Dakota’s past and present offer some powerful life lessons for our students. That’s the approach of a new program announced by the State Department of Education. Education Secretary Dr. Joe Graves says the idea is to go beyond the academic study of things like history and also… Read more »