More Help Needed in Alzheimer’s Caregiver Study

More than five-million Americans are currently living with Alzheimer’s disease and that number is expected to grow to as high as 16-million by 2050

Task Force Recommends Spending Millions to Expand Broadband in Minnesota

Governor Mark Dayton’s special task force recommends the state spend 35 million dollars a year until all households in Minnesota have basic high-speed Internet

Traffic Fatalities Reported in Brown and Lincoln Counties

Two people died in separate traffic accidents

Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign Raises over $5 Million

Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign Raises over $5 Million

Nebraska Launches New Public Awareness Campaign Against Human Trafficking

Nebraska Launches New Public Awareness Campaign Against Human Trafficking

Governor Ricketts Pitches Tax Cut Proposal

Governor Ricketts Pitches Tax Cut Proposal

Senator Ernst Unsure about NAFTA Outcome

Senator Ernst Unsure about NAFTA Outcome

Iowa National Guard Leader Says International Situation More Demanding and Complex

Iowa National Guard Leader Says International Situation More Demanding and Complex

Light Snow to Move Across Much of the Missouri Valley

It will be a chilly weekend across the region, along with the return of some light snow.

KORUS Renegotiation Talks Begin Positively

United States and South Korean negotiators met last week in Washington D.C. for the first round of the renegotiation of…