Waiting for the River to Go Down at Gavins Point Dam

Continued high water on the Missouri River is pushing back inspections and maintenance of flood control projects.

South Dakota to See Rapid Expansion of Wind Power Projects

A report from “South Dakota Newswatch” this week said that eight major wind power projects have been approved with seven hundred more turbines and an investment of two point six billion dollars.

Universities Contend with Free Speech Policy

The South Dakota legislature this year passed a law (HB1087) outlining free speech and intellectual diversity at the state’s universities.

Twins Win Again, Pad Lead

Nelson Cruz and Miguel Sanó homered in the fifth inning to pad Minnesota’s record home run total and the Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 6-5 Tuesday night.

El Nino May be Fading

Much of the wet weather over the past eighteen months has been connected to the ongoing El Nino. That is warming of the Pacific Ocean surface, which has an impact on North American weather.

One Dead in Davison County Crash

One person died early Tuesday morning in a one-vehicle crash east of Mt. Vernon.

Coyote Earns Weekly Award

South Dakota freshman outside hitter Elizabeth Juhnke has been named the Summit League volleyball offensive player of the week, the league announced Tuesday.

GPAC Names Volleyball Best

The Great Plains Athletic Conference named its volleyball Players of the Week Tuesday.

Beginning Farmers Can Apply for RFA Tax Credit in Minnesota

Beginning farmers and ranchers in Minnesota have until October 1 to apply for a tax credit for the sale or…

USCA Wants Stakeholders Summit on Cattle Markets

The U.S. Cattlemen’s Association has sent letters to the USDA and Commodity Futures Trading Commission asking for a stakeholders summit…