SD Corn Reacts to USDA Proposed Rule on Biotechnology

USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has released a proposed rule to update biotechnology regulations. The Trump administration calls…

June Dairy Month Tours Promote Transparency

MoDak Dairy of Goodwin hosted a farm tour on Saturday one of many scheduled in South Dakota during June Dairy…

Farm Groups Challenge Supreme Court Case on Ground Water Regulation

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association has filed a friend of the court brief with the National Pork Producers Council and…

City of Yankton Still Dealing with Water Issues

Water issues continue for the City of Yankton, many holding over from the flood in March.

Corps of Engineers Balancing Act

The Corps of Engineers is adjusting releases from dams on the Missouri River, attempting to balance inflows from upstream with continued high water downstream.

Busy Summer at USD

While students are off campus this summer, there is a lot of work underway at the University of South Dakota.

Twins, Odorizzi Dominate Tigers

Nelson Cruz homered for the fourth straight game and the Twins connected four times in all to rout the Detroit Tigers 12-2.

One Dead in Hamlin County Crash

One person died Saturday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash south of Watertown.

Jackrabbit Claims Crown

South Dakota State University wrestler Tanner Sloan’s debut in international competition was a successful one as he claimed the 97-kilogram championship Friday in the junior division of the Pan-American Championships.

High Water to Continue on the Missouri River

High water releases from Gavins Point Dam on the Missouri River near Yankton will continue for much of the summer