4th of July Peak Infection Time

While infection projection models continue to change, most seem to agree that the peak numbers are still in front of us.

South Dakota Scores Big Numbers in the Paycheck Protection Plan

Almost twenty thousand South Dakota businesses were approved for “Paycheck Protection Program” loans through the Small Business Administration, coordinated in many cases by local banks.

Yankton City Commission to Discuss Reopening Schedule

As businesses slowly reopen following the shutdown order, the Yankton City Commission will debate how and when city facilities will reopen.

Rely on Health Care Professionals for Advice on the Coronavirus

While many political leaders are urging businesses to start to open as part of a “return to normal” from the pandemic, medical professionals are still asking people to be cautious and practice social distancing.

Changing the Rules on Federal Funding

As part of the economic rescue bill, Congress sent billions of dollars to state governments for COVID-19 related costs

Another Positive COVID-19 Case in Knox County

North Central District Health Department (NCDHD) was made aware of a positive COVID-19 case in Knox County.

One Dead in Turner County Crash

One person died and three others were injured in a two-vehicle crash Saturday morning near Parker.

Above Normal Run Off Predicted in the Missouri River Basin

Runoff into the Missouri River system is expected to be above normal again this year but well contained in the reservoir system.

South Dakota FFA Holding Virtual State Convention

The South Dakota FFA is holding a virtual state convention this year due to the COVID 19 pandemic. State FFA…

University of Nebraska Freezing Tuition

The University of Nebraska wants to give students and parents predictability over the next few years.