Makenzie Huber

1 day ago | bhpioneer.com | Makenzie Huber

PIERRE — The state Department of Revenue collected about $530,000 in commercial vehicle fee overcharges affecting more than 11,000 South Dakota vehicles last fiscal year. The finding was part of a fiscal year 2024 audit report on state government presented to the legislative Government Operations and Audit Committee on Thursday in Pierre. kAmp44@C5:?8 E@ |:<6 z@86=>2??[ 2 DE2E6 2F5:E >2?286C[ E96 s6A2CE>6?E @7 #6G6?F6 492?865 :ED 766 E23=6D @?

2 days ago | bhpioneer.com | Makenzie Huber

WINNER — Shelsey Klein was 33 weeks pregnant and crying when she stormed into the Winner Regional Health CEO’s office. She found out through social media in December that the hospital planned to close its labor and delivery unit in February, a week before she was due to deliver her baby. She and her husband lectured the CEO about the stress the announcement put on their family and asked him what families like theirs were expected to do. kAm“*@F 5@?’E E6== 2 G6CJ 962GJ[ AC68?2?E H@>2?

2 days ago | aberdeennews.com | Makenzie Huber

Makenzie HuberSpecial to the Aberdeen NewsThe South Dakota Department of Revenue overcharged fees for over 11,000 commercial vehicles. The overcharges, totaling about $530,000, resulted from an error in the department's fee tables. The error, which charged per 2,000 pounds instead of a flat fee, was corrected in December 2024. It is unclear whether the affected vehicle owners have been refunded.

2 days ago | yahoo.com | Makenzie Huber

The state Department of Revenue collected about $530,000 in commercial vehicle fee overcharges affecting more than 11,000 South Dakota vehicles last fiscal year. The finding was part of a fiscal year 2024 audit report on state government presented to the legislative Government Operations and Audit Committee on Thursday, May 8, in Pierre. The South Dakota State Capitol stands on Tuesday, January 11, 2022, in Pierre.

2 days ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Makenzie Huber

Shelsey Klein was 33 weeks pregnant and crying when she stormed into the Winner Regional Health CEO’s office. She found out through social media in December that the hospital planned to close its labor and delivery unit in February, a week before she was due to deliver her baby. She and her husband lectured the CEO about the stress the announcement put on their family and asked him what families like theirs were expected to do.