Liberal Arts Grads Landing Jobs

Most of this year’s graduates from the University of South Dakota had jobs lined up before they got their diplomas.

FEMA Wraps Up Damage Assessment

Officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency have made inspections in almost sixty counties and several Indian Reservations following damaging floods and storms in March.

Slow Going on County Road Repairs

Progress in repairing rural county roads is slowed by wet conditions and continuing rain.

Jacks Add Former Nebraska Prep

South Dakota State men’s basketball head coach Eric Henderson has announced the addition of David Wingett, a transfer from Memphis.

Major Study of Yankton Wastewater Treatment Plant

The City of Yankton has hired an engineering company to begin as assessment of the wastewater treatment plant.

Legislators to Question Changes at the University Center

Legislators have questions about proposed changes at the University Center in Sioux Falls

Twins Rally To Win Again

Marwin Gonzalez homered and drove in three runs as the Twins rallied for an 8-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday night.

Infrastructure Plan Moving Forward With Focus on Funding

President Donald Trump and Congressional leaders are scheduled to meet again to discuss an infrastructure plan. This week the focus…

NASDA Working with USDA on Hemp Rules

USDA is developing a regulatory framework for industrial hemp production as directed under the 2018 Farm Bill and will likely…

South Dakota Corn Planting Historically Slow

South Dakota corn planting is at the slowest pace since 1995 and with the continued wet forecast farmers will have…