GPAC Duo Advances

Morningside and Briar Cliff advanced to the second round of the NAIA men’s basketball tourney in Sioux Falls Thursday.

Public Dollars for Private Schools?

Eight Republicans on an Iowa senate committee have endorsed a plan to send state grants to the parents of special needs students who want to enroll their children in a private rather than a public school

Bills Go “Zombie” in Pierre

Many of the so called “nonsense bills” in the South Dakota legislature were voted down during the session, but may not be totally dead.

GPAC Women Roll

Dakota Wesleyan, Northwestern and Hastings led a sweep of wins by GPAC teams at the women’s NAIA tournament in Sioux City Thursday.

Iowa Casinos Fined

Casinos in Sioux City and Jefferson agreed to fines of 20-thousand dollars each at the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission meeting this week

Top Issue At National Pork Forum Is African Swine Fever

The National Pork Forum is underway in Orlando, Florida. South Dakota pork producer Steve Rommereim, President of the National Pork…

Industrial Hemp Bill Revived, Amended, Sent Back to the SD House

The bill to authorize the production of industrial hemp in South Dakota is headed back to the House.

Cattle Group Concerned With Beef Imports From Argentina And Possible FMD Threat

The first Argentina beef imports since 2001 arrived in the United States on March 1. Last November the U.S. lifted…

Nebraska Cattle Official Concerned With FDA Commissioner Leaving

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb has announced his resignation and will leaving at the end of the month.…

Winter Weather Tough on Wildlife

The cold, snowy weather is having an impact on wildlife across South Dakota.