More Nursing Home Help Needed

With the prospect of more nursing homes closing in South Dakota, legislators are starting to look at the best way to slow that trend.

Nebraska Coalition Backing Property Tax Relief And Education Funding Bill

The Nebraskans United for Property Tax Reform and Education are supporting LB 314. The measure sponsored by Senator Tom Briese…

Farm Group Leader Concerned About FSA Employees Called Back Without Pay Right Away

Farm Service Agency offices will reopen nationwide starting January 24 to provide expanded administrative services to farmers and ranchers during…

OCM Presents Petitions To Congress Opposing Trade Aid Given To JBS

Organization for Competitive Markets members presented petition signatures to Congress calling for them to stop the USDA from giving trade…

Yankton County Commission to Begin Review of Zoning Laws

The Yankton County Commission is beginning the process of reviewing the zoning ordinances.

Federal Deficit & Debt Continue to Rise

The federal deficit is now just over nine hundred eighty billion dollars and projected to go over a trillion dollars by the end of the fiscal year on October first

Iowa Republican Senators Ready to Line Up Behind Governor Kim Reynolds

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds is now beginning her first full term as Governor following her November election win

Special Education Task Force Bill Moves Out of Senate Committee

The South Dakota Senate Education Committee held a hearing on a bill that would set up a two-year special education task force.

Names Released in McCook County Fatal Accident

A Salem woman has died as a result of injuries suffered in a vehicle-tractor crash that occurred Wednesday, Jan. 16, west of Salem.

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts Confident His Administration Can Reduce Prison Population

Gov Ricketts Remains Confident His Administration Can Reduce Prison Population