Nebraska Lawmakers Advance Bill to End Mandatory Sentences

Nebraska Lawmakers Advance Bill to End Mandatory Sentences

SD Schools Set to Get Flat Funding Next Year

South Dakota schools will see no increase in their state aid next year if a House vote stands.

Report Shows PETA Killed 1400 Cats And Dogs In 2016

Center for Consumer Freedom officials have announced that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals killed over 1400 cats and…

Iowa Citizens For Community Improvement Want Livestock Master Matrix Strengthened

Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement leaders have scheduled a series of meetings this month and early in April to gain…

AWEA Says Midwest States Get More Than 20 Percent Of Electricity From Wind

2016 was a great year for wind development in the United States. According to new EIA data,more than 20 percent…

South Dakota Farm Bureau Official Says Buffer Law Is Positive For Agriculture

Wednesday, South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard signed his state buffer legislation into law. State Farm Bureau Lobbyist Mike Held says…

NCBA And Public Lands Council Pleased With Senate Repeal Of BLM Rule

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and Public Lands Council Leaders are hailing passage of a Senate resolution this week repealing…

Health Care Providers Struggle to Find Workers

Finding and keeping a stable workforce has been especially difficult for health care providers.

Business Prospects Improving

With many signs pointing to an improving economy, developers are optimistic about business expansions this year.

Summit Tourney Sets Records

The Summit League Basketball Championships continued its remarkable success with new attendance marks for men’s tournament and single session.