Wind Power Project Asking for Emergency Waiver

The developers of a wind power project in northeast South Dakota face a seventy-five thousand dollar a day fine unless the Public Utilities Commission grants a waiver.

Ice Watch at Gavins Point Dam

River levels on the Missouri River are finally dropping after months of near flood levels in many reaches.

Yankton Sioux Tribe Asking Legislators for Help with Flooding Issues

Representatives from the Yankton Sioux Tribe appeared before the State – Tribal Relations committee of the South Dakota legislature last week, asking for help with ongoing flooding in and around Lake Andes.

USD Women Battle Top Five Team

South Dakota senior guard Ciara Duffy scored 20 points as the No. 25/21 Coyotes dropped a 73-60 decision to No. 5/6 South Carolina on the road on Sunday afternoon.

Morningside Does It Again

The defending champions were pushed in the second half of the 64th Annual NAIA Football National Championship Game, but prevailed in the end.

NDSU Seeks Another Title

Top-ranked North Dakota State advanced to the NCAA FCS Championship Game for the eighth time in nine seasons with a 42-14 victory over fifth-ranked Montana State in the semifinals on Saturday.

SD Governor Kristi Noem Not Happy with Final EPA Rules on Ethanol

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem says she is reaching out to the White House following the release of the final ethanol rules from the Environmental Protection Agency

R CALF Pleased House Committee And President Seeking WTO Reform

Democrats and Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee have come together to support the Trump Administration’s efforts to…

Another Month, Another Rise in Sales Taxes

The latest sales tax reports shows the positive trend continues for the City of Yankton.

Iowa Renewable Fuels Association Disappointed With Final EPA Supplemental RFS Rule

Thursday, the Environmental Protection Agency released its final supplemental Renewable Fuel Standard rule setting blend levels for 2020. Iowa Renewable…