SDCA President Not Surprised WOTUS Proponents Given More Time In Court

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has given the Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers an extra…

SD Senator John Thune Catching Heat for Comments on Donald Trump

The Presidential campaign this year continues to twist and turn, and is catching politicians in some of those contortions.

OCM Pleased NCBA Only Gets Limited Intervenor Status In Court Case

A Federal Court has granted the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association limited intervenor status in a lawsuit where the Organization for…

European Union Signs Deal To Purchase Nebraska Beef

A recent Nebraska trade mission to the European Union led to agreements expanding markets for Nebraska beef. State Agriculture Director…

City of Yankton Adding Community Services

The City of Yankton has taken steps in the last year to be more involved in community activities, including hiring a full time events coordinator.

Vikings Look To Rebound

Sam Bradford tries to shake off a six-sack outing in the Vikings’ first loss when Minnesota meets the returning Jay Cutler and the struggling Bears in Chicago tonight.

Iowa Should See Stable Natural Gas Prices This Winter

Natural gas prices dropped 55 cents this week after a couple of weeks where the price went up a few cents.

Streveler Earns Weekly Honor

The Missouri Valley Football Conference weekly football awards include South Dakota quarterback Chris Streveler this week.

Jacks Upset At Illinois State

South Dakota State found itself in an early hole in its game Saturday afternoon and couldn’t climb out as the Jackrabbits fell into a tie for first place in the Missouri Valley Football Conference with a 38-21 defeat at the hands of Illinois State.

USD Edged At Dome

Western Illinois forced a fumble at the goal line, drove 80 yards for a go-ahead touchdown, and survived South Dakota’s long field goal attempt at the horn to pull out a 35-34 win against the Coyotes Saturday inside the DakotaDome.