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Sequestration Affects Law Enforcement
There is concern that the ongoing federal budget sequester could have an impact on law enforcement. The automatic, across the...
Vehicle Seized in Hit and Run Death
Yankton County Sheriff Jim Vlahakis says a vehicle was seized in Mission Hill yesterday (Monday) in connection with the hit a...
NCBA Members Unhappy With EPA's Second Information Release
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association members say they are disappointed EPA has released personal producer information ...
South Dakota Prosecutions Up
The annual report from the US Attorney’s Office in South Dakota shows a continued trend of increases in cases and defen...
Justices' Pay Won't Be Docked
For the second time in five years, a northwest Iowa legislator has proposed docking the pay of Iowa Supreme Court justices, t...
Bill Would Change Appeals Process
The process of appealing a decision made by the Nebraska Public Service Commission would change under a bill moving forward i...
Holt County Nebraska Board Passes Resolution Opposing Pipelines
This week, Holt County Nebraska supervisors unanimously approved a resolution opposing crude oil pipelines crossing their cou...
Entitlements On The Agenda
Entitlement reform, namely changes to Medicare and Social Security are buzzwords in Washington right now, as part of budget c...
Medicaid Bill Could Be Revived
Nebraska legislators who want the state to expand Medicaid under provisions of the federal health care law are pushing to rev...
Education Effort On Crying Babies
The medical community and law enforcement in South Dakota are cooperating to help new parents cope with their crying babies.A...
NCBA Asking High Court To Overturn EPA Regulation
The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association has filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn a DC Cir...
IaDOT Official Arrested
A former Iowa Department of Transportation employee and a man from Sioux City have been arrested and accused of stealing 407-...
AG Likes Reform Law
This year’s session of the South Dakota Legislature passed a comprehensive criminal reform bill. The measure grew out o...
Teen Dies In Accident
An Irene teenager has been killed in a weekend accident in rural Yankton County.The Yankton County Sheriff’s Office say...
Shooting Reported In Yankton
Early this morning, Yankton Police responded to the area of 905 E. 15th Street for a report of a shooting. Investigation of t...
NPPC Asks EPA To Be Careful About information Releases
Ag organizations including the National Pork Producers Council are asking the Environmental Protection Agency to take steps t...
Public Lands Council Gets Supreme Court Wins
Last week was a busy one for Public Lands Council and NCBA involved with cases at the U.S. Supreme Court.PLC and NCBA filed a...
Nebraska Debates Death Penalty
The death penalty is again being debated in the Nebraska legislature. Several people giving testimony before the Judiciary Co...
Noem Votes "No"
The US House, Thursday, passed the “Violence Against Women Act” on a 286 to 138 vote.The legislation creates and ...
Benefiting from Slave Labor
Senator Ernie Chambers of Omaha has been railing against legislation that would allow inmates at the McCook Work Camp to work...
PLC Joins Court Case Defending Water Rights
The Public Lands Council has joined NCBA in a decades old water and private property rights case they’re hoping the U.S...
NCBA Counsel Unhappy With EPA Information Release
NCBA officials are voicing concern that private business information from Confined Animal Feedlot operations has been release...
Researchers Try To Predict Criminal Behavior
A group of Iowa State University researchers is working to identify possible early warning signs in children that may lead to...
Nebraska Landowners Court Case Against Pipeline To Go To Trial
The case of Nebraska landowners challenging the Keystone Pipeline is moving ahead in Lancaster County Court. District Judge S...
Governor Signs Justice Reform Bill
Governor Dennis Daugaard moved his desk to the Capitol rotunda for the ceremonial signing of SB70, a measure that makes major...
Justice Reform Bill Clears Senate
The justice reform bill, SB 70, passed through the South Dakota Senate Thursday, after some emotional debate.The bill was the...
Farm Bureau President Says Partial Victory Against EPA is Encouraging
The Environmental Protection Agency has withdrawn an order demanding a West Virginia Poultry grower obtain a Clean Water Act ...
Pardons Board Does Not Review Juvenile Cases
The Nebraska Pardons Board met this week, but did not review 24 cases of prisoners sentenced to life in prison for crimes com...
Iowa SOS Testifies On Voter Fraud
Iowa's Secretary of State says skepticism about in the way elections are conducted is prompting many Americans to skip vo...
Legislator Wants Funding For Cold Cases
A key Iowa legislator wants to provide more money to investigate old crimes. Senator Rob Hogg, a Democrat from Cedar Rapids, ...
Three Men On Death Row
The execution this fall of Donald Moeller leaves three men on South Dakotas death row; Charles Rhines, Briley Piper and Rodne...
Lawsuit Could Effect Pesticide Use
The Environmental Protection Agency has asked a California court to dismiss a lawsuit that could affect the usage of hundreds...
Expansion Of Foster Care Proposed
A proposal is being pushed to extend foster care services in Nebraska until the foster child turns 21.Senator Amanda McGill s...
Part Of Sex Offender Law Unconstitutional
A federal judge has struck down parts of the Nebraska sex offender law.The judge has found the state cannot limit the use of ...
Opponents of Death Penalty Hold Vigil
Opponents of the death penalty gathered at the Yankton County Government Center to hold a prayer vigil around the time of the...
American Farm Bureau Gets Access To EPA Lawsuit
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia has ruled the American Farm Bureau Federation has a right ...
South Dakota Open Government Task Force Recommendations
The South Dakota Open Government Task Force that has been meeting for the past few months has wrapped up its work, and sent i...
Sioux City Police Kept Busy
A fatal shooting and a variety of other crimes over the weekend have kept police in Sioux City busy. Police Chief Doug Young ...
Law Enforcement Attempts to Revive Nebraska Cold Case
Law enforcement hopes to revive interest in a 13-year-old northeast Nebraska murder case that remains unsolved.Nebraska State...
Nebraska Evaluates Keystone XL Environmental Impact
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman says the state is proceeding with its evaluation of the environmental impact of the Keystone ...
BPI/ABC News Lawsuit Breaks New Ground
A Drake University expert says the billion-dollar lawsuit filed against ABC News and others by Beef Products Incorporated ove...
BOLD Official Weighs In On Pipeline Court Hearing
Lawyers for the State of Nebraska asked a Judge to throw out a lawsuit brought by landowners asking that a pipeline siting la...
BOLD Official Weighs In On Pipeline Court Hearing
Lawyers for the State of Nebraska asked a Judge to throw out a lawsuit brought by landowners asking that a pipeline siting la...
BPI Sues ABC Over "Pink Slime"
Beef Products Incorporated has filed a one-point-two-BILLION dollar lawsuit against A-B-C News for "knowingly and intent...
Senator Charged With Abuse of Campaign Funds
Attorney General Jon Bruning announced that his office has filed two misdemeanor counts against state Senator Brenda Council ...
Oklahoma Cattleman Sues Stockyards For Packer and Stockyards Violaitons
The Oklahoma National Stockyards is being sued for allegedly illegally manipulating cattle prices and violating the Packers a...
R CALF Joins Foundation In Suing WTO, Ag Secretary And Trade Rep Over COOL Ruling
Wednesday, R CALF USA and the Made in the USA foundation filed a lawsuit against the WTO, Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack and USTR R...
Fajardo Sentencing Delayed
Over two weeks ago, a Sioux Falls man was found guilty on eight counts relating to the night he raped three girls in his Huro...
Coach's Wife Speaks Out
The wife of suspended Minnesota State Mankato football coach Todd Hoffner is defending her husband against child porn charges...
Mom Charged With Mailing Drugs To Jailed Son
An Omaha woman is charged with trying to deliver contraband to her son who is serving time at the state penitentiary in Linco...
Update On Mankato Coach
The "Star-Tribune" reports two felony child pornography counts have been filed against Minnesota State head footbal...
Mankato Coach Arrested
The "Mankato Free Press" reports Minnesota State head football coach Todd Hoffner was arrested on Tuesday on reques...
Officials Defend Purge Of Voter Rolls
Iowa's Secretary of State and Attorney General defended the process being used to remove non-citizens who may've vote...
Appeals Court Upholds E 15 Safety
The United States Court of Appeals in Washington DC has ruled that groups challenging E 15 had no proof engines had been or w...
Iowa Group Against Supreme Court Judges
A coalition that successfully campaigned against three Iowa Supreme Court justices in 2010 has reassembled; to work for the d...
Body of Yankton Woman Recovered
The body of a Yankton woman was recovered from the Missouri River Sunday after being spotted by fishermen.According to the Ya...
Iowa Supreme Court Survey
A majority of Iowa lawyers who participated in an Iowa State Bar Association survey favor a "yes" vote for all 75 j...
Beef Checkoff Lawsuit filed Against USDA, AMS, and CBB
A court injunction is being sought to stop the Cattlemen’s Beef Board from contracting with NCBA to carry out beef chec...
Native American Law Enforcement A Challenge
The recent death of a two year old girl in Charles Mix County has again highlighted the difficulties of law enforcement in an...
Campaign Finance Law Unconstitutional
The Nebraska Supreme Court has declared the state's embattled campaign finance law unconstitutional. Common Cause Nebrask...
Effort To Remove Judge
The chairman of the Iowa Republican Party has issued a "call to action," urging Iowa voters to toss an Iowa Supreme...
Farm Bureau Wants To Join Lawsuit Against EPA
The American Farm Bureau Federation has filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit concerning the EPA’ s authority to reg...
Governor Launches Criminal Justice Initiative
South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard is launching a criminal justice initiative, to look at increasing prisoner numbers and ...
Branstad Changes Sentences
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad has signed an executive order which ensures 38 inmates sentenced to life in an Iowa prison for a...
Pork Industry Pleased but Wary of EPA Withdrawing CAFO Rule
Pork Industry officials are pleased EPA has withdrawn its proposed Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation Reporting Rule. SDPP...
Bullying Twitter Account Shut Down
Police have shut down a Twitter site that appears to be for bullying students at Worthington Minnesota High School. Superinte...
Search Underway For Missing Sate Prison Inmate
A search is underway for a missing state prison inmate.Inmate Eric Harcey walked away from the Yankton Minimum Unit late Thur...
Businesses Targeted By Scam
Iowa’s attorney general and secretary of state have collaborated on a case to stop a California man from stealing thous...
Heineman Against Medicaid Expansion
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman says the state cannot afford to expand Medicaid, sending a letter to three state senators obj...
Peterson Was A "Victim"
Lawyer Rusty Hardin says Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson was "the victim" during his recent arrest. ...
R CALF Leader Raises Question Of WTO Conflict Of Interest
One U.S. Cattle group leader is questioning whether there was conflict of interest in the WTO case involving the appeal of th...
Governor Says There is Time To Implement Healthcare Law
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman says the state has time to implement the federal healthcare law's provisions.The law pass...
Peterson Arrested In Houston
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson faces charges after scuffling with off-duty police officers in Houston. Peterson was arr...
R CALF Leader Not Surprised by WTO Ruling
Friday's ruling by the WTO Tribunal says the U.S. COOL Law as its presently implemented treats imported product less favo...
Thune Favors Repeal of Healthcare Law
Now that the US Supreme Court has decided that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional, the debate is picking up once again...
OCM Pleased with Potash Fertilizer Civil Suit Result
The 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled a case involving alleged price fixing in American potash markets can proceed. A...
Jackley Disappointed in Ruling
The original legal challenge to the federal Affordable Care Act was brought by Attorneys General from twenty six states.South...
R Calf Not Expecting COOL Support from WTO
A World Trade Organization tribunal is expected to rule tomorrow on the United States Country of Origin Labeling Law. The cas...
Supreme Court Upholds Individual Mandate
The Supreme Court ruled that much of the Affordable Health Care Act is constitutional, which means provisions already enacted...
CCA Official Anxiously Awaiting WTO COOL Ruling
Friday, The World Trade Organization is expected to issue its decision on the U.S. government’s appeal of a dispute pan...
Farm Official Worried EPA Will Regulate Ag More
A U.S. Court of Appeals ruling Tuesday upheld EPA's regulation of greenhouse gase under the Clean Air Act.Although recent...
Supreme Court Ruling Will Have Large Impact
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling could come any day on the healthcare reform issue. University of Nebraska-Lincoln constitutional ...
ACE Leader Hopeful E 15 Will Stand Up In Court
EPA has given E15 the final green light for sale in the nation’s fuel supply, at the same time the coalition that filed...
Missing Person In Yankton
The Yankton Police Department is searching for a missing / endangered person.Jeffrey Leo Potts, 47 years old, from Crofton, N...
E-15 May Be Struck Down
The EPA partial waiver on E15 could soonbe struck down by the court. That’s the opinion of NPPC legal counsel Michael F...
Murder Conviction Upheld
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley says the US Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of Donald Moeller in the 1990...
District Court Preliminary Decision Upholds Syngenta Atrazine Settlement
An Illinois District Court has given a preliminary decision upholding a settlement agreement between Syngenta and several Ill...
Steel Stolen
A construction company in Sioux Falls is reporting the theft of several thousand dollars' worth of steel.Police officer S...
Candidate Charged After Accident
A candidate for the South Dakota House of Representatives is charged after, police say, she hit a girl on a bike.Officer Sam ...
Blaze Not Believed To Be Suspicious
Police are still trying to figure out what caused this weekend's house explosion in Onawa. Assistant Police Chief Jim Fou...
Landowners Protecting Rights by Filing Lawsuit Against State Government and Officials
Wednesday, Three Nebraska landowners filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s current pipeline siting law. They’re...
Nebraska Citizen's File Lawsuit Challenging Pipeline Route Process
Today three Nebraska landowners filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s current pipeline siting law. LB 1161 gives the ...
NPPC Wants Seat at the Table in Enviro Group's Lawsuit Against EPA
NPPC has asked a federal court to allow them a seat at the table in a lawsuit brought by environmental group’s against ...
Contraception Lawsuit To Continue
Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning has no plans to drop his legal fight against the Obama Administration's contracepti...
MPPC Wants Colombia To Lift Restrictions Before FTA Implemented
National Pork Producers Council officials want the Colombian government to remove their Trichinae restrictions on U.S. pork b...
New Board Will Track Open Meetings Violations
The Iowa legislature has voted to create a new state agency to investigate complaints about city and county governments that ...
RFA Leader Pushes For Domestic Fuels Protection Bill
Thursday, House Sub Committee members heard testimony for and against the Domestic Fuels Protection Act of 2012. The measure ...
NPPC Says They're Studying HSUS FTC Complaint
The Humane Society of the United States says in a press release on their website they’ve filed a legal complaint with t...
EPA Fines Monona County Feedlot For Clean Water Act Violations
The Petersen Bubke cattle feed lot in Monona County Iowa near Mapleton has agreed to pay a $ 10,000 civil penalty to EPA ...
Nebraska Farm Bureau Monitoring EPA Cross State Air Pollution Regulation
An EPA rule restricting emissions from power plants was looked at closely by a panel of U.S. Court of Appeals federal Judges ...
Citizens Group Attorney Pleased With Judges Ruling On Dairys Water Permit
South Dakota Circuit Judge Sean O’Brien Wednesday reversed a State Water Management decision that granted a permit for ...
Hanson County Citizens Group Chair Pleased With Judge's Decision On Dairy
Concerned Citizens of Hanson County Chairman Rob Bender was pleased with the Circuit Judge’s decision Wednesday revokin...
Iowa Ag Group's Thinking Of Appealing Judges Water Decision
An Iowa District Court Judge has ruled against Ag groups including the Iowa Farm Bureau and others in a lawsuit challenging a...
Raw Milk Lawsuit Thrown Out
A federal judge in Sioux City has thrown out a lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration's ban on bringing unpaste...
Governor Signs Child Exploitation Bill
Iowa prosecutors soon will have "more legal tools" as they seek to charge people with exploiting children and teens...
Noem Weighs In On Healthcare Case
The fate of the federal health care reform legislation is in the hands of the US Supreme Court following oral arguments last ...
Prep Continues For Health Exchange
Despite the challenge to the health care reform law heard in the US Supreme Court last week, the State of South Dakota contin...
Minnesota Farm Bureau Trying To Stop Federal Overregulation Of Agriculture
Federal regulations are a primary concern for Minnesota Farm Bureau members this week.The group has a delegation meeting with...
Jackley Confident in Healthcare Case
The US Supreme Court wrapped up three days of oral argumentsover the constitutional questions around the federal health care ...
Healthcare Law Called Complicated
A working group at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha has been studying the federal health care law for the p...
Federal Court Judge Rules FDA Must Proceed With Antibiotic Regulations
Federal Court Judge Theodore Katz has ordered the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to start proceedings to withdraw approval...
Bruning Heads To Supreme Court
This week, Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning will be in Washington D-C for three days of arguments in front of the Suprem...
Corn Refiners Officials Ask Court To Dismiss Procesors Claims
Corn Refiners Association officials asked a federal court judge this week to dismiss claims by Sugar Processors that it is fa...
"Alchopops" May Be Taxed As Hard Liquor
The Nebraska Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a state law, that malt beverages or "alchopops" should be taxed as...
South Dakota Farm Bureau President Pleased With Court Ruling Against EPA
A U.S. District Court in Tallahassee, Florida has ruled EPA’s imposed numeric criteria for Florida streams and unimpair...
Contractor Quits Child Welfare Services
A decision by a private contractor to pull out as the lead agency for child welfare services in Nebraska increases pressure o...
Iowa Pork Producer Refutes Undercover Video
The operation depicted in the latest Compassion Over Killing undercover video is refuting the charges they abuse their animal...
EPA Litigation Over CAFO Reporting
Litigation is looming in regards to EPA’s proposed Confined Animal Feeding Operation or CAFO reporting requirements rel...
Child Welfare Bills On Agenda
Nebraska lawmakers are dealing with a group of bills that would revamp, once again, child welfare services. The state moved t...
Death Penalty Debate Tabled
A senator who sponsored a bill to get rid of the death penalty in Nebraska has pulled the bill from consideration until the i...
Hearing Set On Synthetic Drugs
Authorities in South Dakota are seeing a rise in the use and abuse of new, manufactured drugs. Synthetic marijuana and the so...
Branstad Proposes New Sexual Offender Notification Law
Iowa Governor Terry Branstadhas introduced a bill, on the first day of the new legislative session, that would require reside...
Governor Reacts To Death Penalty Drug Complaint
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman says the objections raised by defense lawyers about how the state obtained a drug vital to th...
New Drunk Driving Law Takes Effect
A new drunk driving law has gone into effect in Nebraska. Governor Dave Heineman outlines the change. . .If those convicted o...
Truancy Rates Drop
Nebraska's tougher enforcement of school truancy laws is paying off as three-thousand less students missed more than 20-days ...
Woman Dies In Fire
An elderly woman died in a mobile home fire yesterday afternoon. Yankton Assistant Fire Chief Larry Nickles says they got the...
Workforce Offices Will Not Reopen
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad says the 36 Iowa Workforce Development offices closed in a budget cutting move will not be reope...
Did Abuse Occur in Beatrice?
An internal investigation accuses 11 staff members of the Beatrice State Developmental Center in Nebraska of either abusing r...
States Seek Supreme Court
The 26 states which have filed the lawsuit against the Obama Administration's health care law have asked the Supreme Court to...
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