SD Regents Worry About Ongoing Building Maintenance Funding

During their meeting last week, the South Dakota Board of Regents approved a number of building projects on the university campuses.

Yankton Building Permits Set Record

Building permits in Yankton are going out at a rapid rate.

Thousand of Jobs Available in Minnesota

Job openings are up sharply in Minnesota.

SD Senator Mike Rounds Willing to Listen to Gun Legislation Proposals

In the wake of the mass shootings in Las Vegas, more members of Congress seem to be receptive to the idea of more restrictions on certain types of guns and modifications.

SD Towns & Cities Worried About Fading Sales Taxes

Many towns and cities in South Dakota use sales taxes as a major part of their budget, and like the state, are now seeing those revenues fade.

Murder Charges Filed in Akron Iowa Shooting

A man is dead and a woman is in custody after a shooting in northwest Iowa.

Coyote Duo, Jackrabbit Honored

South Dakota defensive end Darin Greenfield and kicker Ryan Weese garnered Missouri Valley Football Conference Defensive and Special Teams Player of the Week honors, respectively, announced by the conference office Sunday.

Vikings Visit Bears

When the Minnesota Vikings play the Chicago Bears Monday night, the starting quarterbacks for both teams are likely to be different than the ones who started for each team last week.

Jacks Bounce Back

South Dakota State scored touchdowns on all five of its first-half possessions as the Jackrabbits bounced back with a convincing 49-14 victory over Southern Illinois in the annual Hall of Fame Game Saturday night at Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium.

SD National Guard Members Activated to Help in Puerto Rico

SD National Guardsmen are being sent to help in Puerto Rico