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Test Wells Promising
Test wells drilled near Paddle Wheel Point on the Missouri River are showing some positive results Kyle Goodmanson,environmen...
Dam Repairs Continue
While repairs continue on Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River near Yankton following damages caused by the flood of 2011, ...
Amendment Would Prohibit Charging For Water
An amendment to the Water Resources Development Act now moving through Congress would prohibit the Corps of Engineers from ch...
Low Run Off Expected
The Corps of Engineers is operating the Missouri River reservoir system in drought conservation mode, and does not expect muc...
Emergency Drill Held
The Yankton County Emergency Operations Center held a full scale practice session yesterday (Wednesday) designed to test thei...
Dam Repairs Continue
One phase of construction on Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River has been completed, with more continuing into next year. ...
Rail Board To Meet
The South Dakota State Rail Board will meet Wednesday in Pierre, with the Napa – Platte rail line on the agenda again. ...
Augie Tennis To Regional
–Augustana women's tennis earned the No. 4 seed and will take on the No. 1 seed Southwest Baptist University (19-1)...
Archery Center Expanding
The Yankton City Commission agreed to give twelve acres of public land near the Missouri River to the National Field Archery ...
Augie Earns Pair Of Titles
–Augustana captured its fourth straight Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Golf Championship shooting a 1279 (326-...
GPAC Leader Earns Honor
A big honor for a regional administrator. Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Commissioner Corey Westra has been named th...
Tyson To Pay Fines
Meat-packing giant Tyson Foods is agreeing to pay a near-four-million-dollar federal civil penalty for the mishandling of che...
Corps To Hold Meetings
The Corps of Engineers will begin their spring water management public meetings in the Missouri River basin next week.Jody Fa...
Sediment Causes Problems For James River
Years of sediment and debris build up are causing problems for the James River where it empties into the Missouri River near ...
Spillway Test Completed
The Corps of Engineers tested all the spillway gates at Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River near Yankton last week as repa...
Lower River Flows To Continue
Drought conditions have not changed much across the northern plains in the last few months, and that continues to translate i...
Commission Gets Water Advice
The Yankton City Commission got an update last night on water supply and treatment options. Declining river levels and aging ...
Testing Set For Dam
Water releases from Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River will be ramped up and down several times today as engineers do mor...
GPAC Teams Win Openers
So far, so good for the GPAC basketball teams.The opening round of the NAIA national basketball tournaments Wednesday saw two...
Sand Bar Work Ahead
The Corps of Engineers will again be working on sand bars in the Missouri River this year. There is a draft environmental ass...
GPAC Sends Seven To Nationals
The GPAC has seven teams in the NAIA basketballTournaments. Four for the women (Morningside, Concordia, Northwestern, and Bri...
USDA Deputy Ag Secretary Announces SDSU Grant
At a stop in Brookings ,Wednesday, Deputy U.S. Ag Secretary Kathleen Merrigan announced a $ 4 million grant provided to S...
Morningside Alive For Sweep
The one-three seeds and number five seed posted wins on Wednesday night as the 2013 Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) M...
Morningside Stays Alive For Sweep
The one-three seeds and number five seed posted wins on Wednesday night as the 2013 Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) M...
Corps Plan Minimum River Flows for Navigation
The Corps of Engineers is planning on anavigation seasonfor the Missouri River, but river levels will be low, and the season ...
Dry Conditions Likely To Continue
Weather conditions in the Missouri River basin will probably continue to be mostly dry in the weeks and months ahead.That was...
Tribe Seeks Casino
The Lower Brule Sioux Tribe has made a proposal that would allow them to build a casino on land they own near Oacoma near I 9...
Water Restrictions May Be In Future
Continued low flows on the Missouri River have officials looking ahead to possible water restrictions this summer.Yankton Cit...
Future Of Land To Be Discussed
The Corps of Engineers will hold a public meeting this Wednesday in Wynot to listen to ideas about the development of the Aud...
Coyotes Face Kansas City
University of South Dakota Men’s basketball (7-10, 3-2 Summit League) hosts Kansas City on Saturday at 7 p.m. The Coyot...
River To Remain Low
The Corps of Engineers has updated their run off forecast for the Missouri River basin, and it still looks like a dry year.Ke...
Augie Drops In Women's Poll
After dropping their first two games of the season, Augustana women’s basketball dropped eight spots to13th in the late...
Water Project Still Lacks Funding
While members of Congress argue about spending cuts and tax hikes, the Lewis & Clark Regional Water Project is lost in the mi...
Jacks Lose League Showdown
Jordan Dykstra got off a long 3-point try as the buzzer sounded, but it missed its mark and gave North Dakota State a 65-62 w...
River Flows To Increase
The Corps of Engineers will be increasing flows from Gavins Point Dam, instead of cutting back as earlier planned.Jody Farhat...
River Flow Reduced
Releases from Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River near Yankton are being held at fourteen thousand cubic feet per second, ...
Transportation Official Disappointed At Corps Decision On Water Release
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has decided not to increase water flows from Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River to suppo...
River Water Battle Looms
Another battle is brewing over water in the Missouri-Mississippi river basins. A group of downstream Congressmen have sent a ...
Zenner Earns All American Honors
South Dakota State University running back Zach Zenner was named Tuesday to the 2012 AFCA Football Championship Subdivision C...
River Flow Lowered
The output from Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River near Yankton is now being held at eighteen thousand cubic feet per sec...
USD Tips Off Busy Week
.—South Dakota men’s basketball will travel to Iowa and Ball State while women’s basketball hosts Dakota St...
Morningside Earns Title Shot
Morningside (Iowa) and Marian (Ind.) punched their ticket to the 57th annual Russell Athletic-NAIA Football National Champion...
Presidential Declaration on Mississippi River
Farm groups, three governors and nearly 80 members of Congress are asking the President to step in to stop the Army Corps of ...
Water System Continues Repairs
The Lewis & Clark Regional Water System is still working to repair damage from last summer’s high water on the Missouri...
Dam Repairs Underway
A long term repair and rehabilitation project at Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River near Yankton is underway this week.Da...
Closer To New Water Plant
The Yankton City Commission approved another contract in the process that could ultimately lead up to a new, twenty eight mil...
SDSU Trio Earns All Conference
Three members of the South Dakota State University football team, headed by record setting running back Zack Zenner, are firs...
Augustana Close At Nationals
– Augustana women’s cross country came just three points shy of repeating as national champions, finishing second...
USD Women Lose At UNI
– The Northern Iowa Panthers got 32 points from the bench to top South Dakota’s women’s basketball team 63-...
River Levels To Drop
The Corps of Engineers is ready to move the Missouri River, and upstream reservoirs into drought reserve mode.Corps spokesper...
USD Gains Initial Win
– Four Coyotes scored 10 points or more as the South Dakota women’s basketball team grabbed a 74-69 win over the ...
USD Women Open New Era
– The South Dakota women’s basketball team will start its 2012-13 campaign on the road this weekend, facing Cleve...
Jacks Battle Bison For MVFC Lead
Sole possession of first place, at least a share of the MissouriValley Football Conference title and the Dakota Marker Trophy...
Augie Runners Honored
– The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Wednesday its region athletes an...
Augustana Dominates Region
–Augustana men’s and women’s cross country swept the Central Region tournament on Saturday morning with bot...
Summit Tourney Staying In Sioux Falls
The Summit League and the Sioux Falls Sports Authority have reached a long-term agreement that will keep The Summit League Ba...
Record Low Missouri River Levels
After record flooding on the Missouri River last summer, stages may fall to near record lows this winter.Dave Becker, Operati...
Water Plant Operating Smoothly
The treatment plant for the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System has been on line for a couple of months, and so far has met e...
Augustana Runners Get Top Billing
– For the sixth consecutive week, Augustana’s cross country teams are No. 1 in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross C...
Dam Repairs Continue
Even though drought conditions have dropped levels on Missouri River reservoirs drastically, flood damage is still being repa...
SURE Sign Up For 2011 Crops Began Monday At FSA County Offices
The sign up period for SURE payments for the 2011 crop year starts today at county Farm Service Agency offices.Iowa State FSA...
Augie Secures NSIC Titles
The Augustana men’s and women’s cross country teams swept the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Championshi...
Dry Summer Helps South Dakota Camping
The hot dry summer led to a good bounce back year for the Lewis & Clark State Recreation Area near Yankton.Regional Game, Fis...
Drought Affects Electric Rates
Reservoirs on the main stem of the Missouri River are dropping as drought continues across the plains and into the mountains....
Coyotes Seek Road Win
University of South Dakota Football (1-4, 0-2 MVFC) makes its first conference road trip as a member of the Missouri Valley F...
New Casino Proposal For Sioux City
One of the applications for a new, state-licensed casino will come from a group that hopes to build a "Hard Rock Casino&...
Coyotes Top Jackrabbits
– South Dakota volleyball overcame a 2-1 set deficit to overtake South Dakota State in the fifth and snap a six-game lo...
Corps to Hold Public Meetings
The Corps of Engineers will hold a round of public meetings in the Missouri River basin to talk about their operating plans f...
Pipeline Practice Event
The Missouri River at Yankton was the scene of an all-day practice event Thursday set up by Trans Canada, operators of the Ke...
Jacks Host Missouri State
The 25th-ranked South Dakota State University football teamwill attempt to extend its winning streak to four games Saturday n...
Iowa Soybean President Joins Senators In Asking For Lock And Dam Upgrade
U.S. Senators from Iowa, Illinois and Missouri have sent a letter to the Environmental and Public Works committee saying the ...
Dixie
August 31st - September 8th Go South, to the land of Dixie with WNAX!This is a 9-day, 8 night trip to St. Louis, Louisville, ...
Yankton Water Issues
The City of Yankton struggled with water issues all summer. Changes to the Missouri River from last year’s flooding and...
SDSU To Meet Cyclones
South Dakota State and Iowa State have reached an agreement to play each other in the 2018 football season opener.The game is...
Jacks Open League Play
The South Dakota State University football team opens MissouriValley Football Conference action Saturday afternoon, traveling...
River Group To Discuss Issues
The Missouri River Organization of States and Tribes, or MORAST, will hold their fall meeting this week in Bismarck North Dak...
Augie Golfer Earns Honors
– Augustana’s Emily Kvidera has been named the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference’s golfer of the week...
Jacks Back On The Road
Two teams in search of their first win of the season square offSaturday night, when South Dakota State travels to Southeaster...
Charging for "Surplus" Water
The Corps of Engineers has been holding public meetings on a plan to charge users for so called “surplus” water i...
Extreme Heat Returns
Temperatures are again expected to top one hundred degrees in much of the region today. Academy, south of Chamberlain topped ...
Noem Against Proposed Charges For Water
The Corps of Engineers is in the process of formulating rules that could allow them to charge users of so called “surpl...
Water Problems Solved For Now
The City of Yankton’s battles with sand bars in the Missouri River have settled down, at least for the time being. Acti...
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...
Flood Repairs Will Take Time
While the flooding from last year on the Missouri River is long gone, damages left behind are still being repaired.Gavins Poi...
Bison Picked In Valley Poll
North Dakota State has been picked to win the Missouri Valley Football Conference crown in 2012. NDSU is the defending nation...
Drought Impacting Economy
The economic effects of the drought are spreading about as rapidly as the dry conditions.The Mid America economic report for ...
Casino Deadline Approaching
The deadline for the non-profit group and operator to settle on an agreement to run the Argosy Riverboat Casino in Sioux City...
Huber Earns Award
South Dakota women’s track and field coach Lucky Huber has been named the 2012 South Dakota Cross Country and Track and...
MHRD Moves Towards Land Based Casino
There are new developments in the effort to build a new gambling hall in the Sioux City area. The non-profit group that holds...
Jacks, Coyotes In National Spotlight
— The South Dakota State University women's basketball team continued its track record of academic success, ranking...
Commission Approves Short Term Extension For Casino
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission refused a request for a long-term agreement for the current operator of the Sioux City ...
Water System To Begin Service
A big day has been set for the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System.Executive Director Troy Larson says they will officially c...
Water Flow Improves
During the hottest stretch of the summer, the City of Yankton got some good news.Acting City Manager Al Viereck. Sediment fro...
Numbers Strong At Recreation Area
Last year’s high water on the Missouri River was one of the reasons visitation dropped at Lewis & Clark Recreation Area...
Miles Makes Olympic Team
South Dakota track and field assistant coach Derek Miles earned his third trip to the Summer Olympic Games Thursday in Eugene...
Sturgeon Doing Well On River
Record flooding on the Missouri River last summer stopped ongoing research on a palid sturgeon project.Sam Stukel with the So...
Another Coyote At Trials
South Dakota track and field junior Alexa Duling has qualified for the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 400-meter hurdles, it was a...
Jacks Add Wrestling Recruit
The South Dakota State wrestling team and head coach Chris Bono received another national letter of intent this week...Tyler ...
Engineers Have Plan To Increase Water Flow
Engineers working with the City of Yankton have come up with a plan that is hoped will help increase the flow into the water ...
Coyote Pole Vaulters Compete
South Dakota track and field sophomore Bethany Buell finished 15th in the pole vault competition at the U.S. Olympic Trials S...
Coyote Duo Earns Summit Honors
- University of South Dakota track and field athletes Bethany Buell and Alexa Duling have been named the 2012 Summit League W...
Asian Carp Still a Problem
The record flooding along the Missouri River last year did major damage from Montana to Missouri, but now it appears that som...
Jacks Set Wrestling Schedule
South Dakota State wrestling and first-year head coach Chris Bono announced its schedule for the upcoming 2012-13 season...In...
North Dakota Farm Bureau Working On Right To Farm Ballot Measure
North Dakota Farm Bureau members are gathering signatures to place a right to farm law on the state ballot in November.Farm B...
North Dakota Farm Bureau Working On Right To Farm Ballot Measure
North Dakota Farm Bureau members are gathering signatures to place a right to farm law on the state ballot in November.Farm B...
Body Found, Autopsy Scheduled for Monday
At 2:12 pm Saturday June 16 Yankton Police Department received a call regarding a body in the Missouri River. The Yankton Sea...
Casino Agreement Still In Doubt
The non-profit group that holds the license to the Argosy Riverboat Casino in Sioux City met in closed session this week, but...
City Still Having Water Issues
The City of Yankton continues to struggle with sediment issues in the Missouri River, affecting the water intake for the trea...
USD Has Good National Showing
– Thanks to top eight finishes in the pole vault from sophomore Bethany Buell and freshman Emily Grove on Wednesday, th...
USD Track Stars Shine
– Facing the nation’s best competition, South Dakota track and field athletes Bethany Buell, Emily Grove and Alex...
Little Change In Weather Conditions
Weather and water conditions have not changed much in the last month in the Missouri River basin. During a briefing sponsored...
Pipeline Company Will Pay Fine
Mid-America Pipeline Company is paying the federal government just over one-million dollars along with Enterprise Products ov...
Meeting On River In Bismark
Governors and state representatives met in Bismarck to continue discussions over operations of the Missouri River and reservo...
River Flows Below Normal
After record run off and flooding in the Missouri River basin last year, it appears that river flows this year will be below ...
Coyotes Set For National Event
- The South Dakota track and field teams have qualified 13 individuals for the West Preliminary Round of the NCAA Outdoor Cha...
Missouri River Called Endangered
The Missouri River is number-four on the new list of the country's "most endangered" waterways, according to an...
City Water Problems Continue
The City of Yankton continues to have problems with water intakes in the Missouri River. City Manager Doug Russell told the c...
Dam Shut Down For Inspection
The Missouri River fell more than seven feet as the Corps of Engineers shut off the flow from Gavins Point Dam near Yankton t...
Dam To Be Shut Down
The Corps of Engineers will conduct damage assessments on Wednesday,of the spillway slabs at Gavins Point Dam. The investigat...
Stronger Weather Warnings Being Tried
The National Weather Service, in parts of Missouri and Oklahoma is experimenting with stronger language in their tornado warn...
Coyote Women Add Recruit
- South Dakota women’s basketball coach Ryun Williams has announced that Polly Harrington of Kansas City, Mo., has sign...
Governors Still Working on Flooding Plans
A couple of meetings of Governors in the Missouri River basin were held last summer as record flooding was occurring along th...
City Seeks Water Funding
The City of Yankton continues to struggle with shifting sediments in the Missouri River partially blocking the water plant in...
USD's Buell Earns Award
South Dakota sophomore Bethany Buell has been named the Summit League Women’s Track and Field Athlete of the Week, the ...
Dam Inspections Continue
Divers have been in the water for several days, taking a close look at the spillway area at Gavins Point Dam. That dam releas...
Hydropower Rates May Rise
A hearing before the US House Natural Resources Committee this week could set the stage for changes in hydropower distributio...
New Track Marks For USD
Sophomore Bethany Buell set another school record in the pole vault at the Long Beach State Invitational, and senior Jasmine ...
New Track Marks At USD
Sophomore Bethany Buell set another school record in the pole vault at the Long Beach State Invitational, and senior Jasmine ...
Coyotes Wrap Up Spring Ball
– The University of South Dakota football team wrapped up the spring season with a successful Red/White Spring Game Sat...
Corps: More Storage Not Needed
The Corps of Engineers has concluded that adding additional flood storage space in their Missouri River reservoirs would not ...
Bid Approved For Bridge Project
The Yankton City Commission approved a bid for the first phase of reconstruction at the north end of the Meridian Bridge. May...
Sand Still Causing Water Supply Problems
The shifting sands of the Missouri River continue to cause some issues for the Yankton city water plant. City Manager Doug Ru...
Little Flood Risk for Missouri River
Unusually dry and warm conditions in March led to below normal run off in the Missouri River basin. The Corps of Engineers re...
USD Track Sweeps Foes
– The South Dakota track and field teams swept rivals South Dakota State and North Dakota in a double dual held Friday ...
Smith Says River Must Be Managed Differently
In the wake of last year’s record flooding along the Missouri River, many Members of Congress from the region were dema...
Dam Inspections Continue
Inspections and assessments of Gavins Point Dam, above and below water are underway this week. Dave Becker, operations manage...
City Working On Water Issues
The Yankton City Commission got an update at their meeting last night on problems with the water system intake in the Missour...
Yankton Still Dealing With Flood Issues
The City of Yankton is dealing with some leftovers from Missouri River flooding last year. City Manager Doug Russell.Russell ...
River Group Will Meet
The multi-state group known as MORAST, or the Missouri River Association of States and Tribes will be holding their spring me...
Dam Operations Back To Normal
As the first days of spring arrive, levels on the Missouri River are rising. But this year, its part of a normal plan. Dave B...
Coyote Athletes Honored
– South Dakota juniors Bethany Buell and Kyle Ballew have been named the Summit League Outdoor Track and Field Athletes...
Flood Recovery Underway
Officials with the Army Corps of Engineers are wrapping up an inspection tour of the six dams along the main stem of the Miss...
FEMA Approves Repairs
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved disaster funding to repair a stretch of Missouri River bank near Vermill...
Casino Debate Continues
State regulators in Iowa have given the operators and the non-profit license holder of the Argosy Riverboat Casino in Sioux C...
GPAC Mern's Duo Earn Wins
Both GPAC men's basketball teams in action on day one of the national NAIA tournament in Point Lookout, Missouri, posted ...
GPAC Men's Duo Win
Both GPAC men's basketball teams in action on the first day of the national NAIA tourney in Point Lookout, Missouri, scor...
Bridge Plaza To Get Makeover
Construction will begin soon on a plaza on the north end of the Meridian Bridge. The double deck bridge over the Missouri Riv...
Feds Want To Buy Land Along River
The US Fish and Wildlife Service, and the National Park Service are looking at placing more land near the Missouri River into...
Eide Earns National Honor
— South Dakota State guardAshley Eidewas named Thursday to the Capital One Academic All-America Second Team.A junior fr...
Flooding Left Damaged River Banks
The heavy flows from Gavins Point Dam last summer caused more damage to banks along the Missouri River to the Sioux City area...
GPAC Tabs Top Wrestlers
– The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) is proud to announce the 2012 Wrestling All-Conference Teams. Morningside...
Flood Recovery Will Take Time And Money
The recovery from last year’s Missouri River flooding will take some time and money this year. Dave Becker, operations ...
Flood Risk Low
The flood potential outlook in the Missouri River basin continues to be low to very low. Jody Farhat, Director of the Water C...
Dam Spillways Open
The spillways at Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River have reopened, which is somewhat unusual in the winter time. Dave Bec...
Sale Of Raw Milk Being Considered
It's illegal to sell raw milk in Iowa, but a bill to allow dairy farmers to sell raw milk from their farms has cleared an...
Meeting Held On Flood Prep
The first in a series of meetings on flood preparations was held last night (Monday) in North Sioux City.It’s a follow ...
Feds To Buy Land Along River
The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park Service want to buy more land along and near the Missouri River, and p...
Group Helping Flood Victims
Officials in the Project Recovery Iowa office are trying to ensure that those who were hit by the Missouri River flooding hav...
States Leave River Group
The States of Iowa and Nebraska have left MORAST, or the Missouri River Association of States and Tribes. The group was made ...
Flooding Update Topic Of Meeting
A review and update on the flooding in western Iowa will be on the agenda of the State Interagency Missouri River Authority m...
IA Fails Tobacco Test
Iowa got mostly poor or failing grades on a new report card from the American Lung Association. In the tenth annual "Sta...
Thune Comments On Corps
The Corps of Engineers came under heavy criticism during and after last year’s Missouri River flooding, with calls for ...
Creighton Clips Missouri State
Gregory Echenique had 16 points as 18th-ranked Creighton clipped Missouri State, 66-65. Doug McDermott added 15 points to hel...
City Plans To Build Bridge Plaza
The Meridian Bridge over the Missouri River at Yankton has seen considerablefoot traffic since it reopened in late November. ...
Corps Not To Blame For Flooding
An independent panel that includes scientists from three federal agencies has determined the Corps of Engineers was NOT prima...
Priorities Set For Levee Repairs
Floodwaters breeched some levees...damaged others...and put great strain on all the levees along the Missouri River. Congress...
Officials Vow To Be Flexible On River Management
Corps of Engineers officials vow to be more flexible with flood control methods this year, but admit there's only so much the...
Economic Recovery Expected To Be Slow
A measure of the regional economy ahead seems to indicate slow to no growth. The business conditions index for the Mid Americ...
I29 To Re-Open
After months of flooding and weeks of repairs, the final restored section of Interstate 29 should reopen to traffic later thi...
Flood Review
A review of the US Army Corps of Engineers' management of the Missouri River begins this week, in the wake of this summer's r...
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