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3 3 3 3 3 3 Community Leaders have been working toward the goal of reducing Child Poverty in our city. This morning they will be hearing from a National Thought Leader on the issue of poverty. Local 12s megan moore joins us live at the united way of greater 3 that breakfast will begin at 8 30 this morning here at united way and those in attendance will get to hear from robert doar. He is currently the morgridge fellow in poverty studies at the American Enterprise institute. A little background a...

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — Results of a hydrology study have led the Rapid City, Pierre & Eastern Railroad to change parts of its plan to make federally-backed improvements on one of its lines in western South Dakota. The company received $800,000 through South Dakota’s share of the federal STC program in 2021 to install culverts […]

Gilbert Vice Mayor and mayoral candidate Scott Anderson is ahead in the race for campaign donations among the six candidates in the town’s July 30 Primary Election.

Most of the people at a public meeting in North Platte objected to moving mail processing to Denver.

The person stepping into the role has more than 25 years of experience in the water and wastewater utility field.

State senators Friday voted 24-19 to end debate on Legislative Bill 31, far short of the 33 needed to force a first-round vote on Sen. Mike Jacobson’s 2024 priority bill.

North Platte state Sen. Mike Jacobson said Legislative Bill 31 will be back on the agenda Thursday. He cant move to break a filibuster by opponents until about noon Friday.

An ethics complaint filed by a former Gilbert Town Council member against the council but mainly targeting Councilman Jim Torgeson lacked merit and should be dismissed, an independent investigator said.

The major parties on Capitol Hill like to boast about how much more “representative” their Congressional delegations have become in recent years. But that’s only in the most-discussed categories of diversity—race, age, gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Working-class Americans rarely end up in the halls of Congress. Fewer than 2 percent of Congress members had

Leaders of Bailey Yards local unions warned that Union Pacific Railroad was taking safety shortcuts at Bailey and the ongoing safety impact of shrunken workforces under “precision scheduled railroading."