State Panel will Lower Total Iowa State Tax Collections

A state panel has decided to lower its prediction of TOTAL state tax collections in Iowa for the year by nearly 50-million dollars

Interim Chair of the DNC Says Foreign Government is Trying to Influence Election

The interim chair of the Democratic National Committee told a Nebraska audience that, for the first time, a foreign government is trying to influence a United States electi

ICCI Official Says Poll Shows More Opposing Dakota Access Oil Pipeline

An Iowa poll released Thursday of 800 respondents showed 51 percent believe more study should have been done before the…

Farm Leader Says Federal Case Moving Slowly On Corporate Ownership Issue

The two major farm groups in North Dakota are on opposite sides as it relates to the state’s corporate ban…

RFA Working With Bass Pro Shops To Show E 10 Benefits For Boat Engines

The Renewable Fuels Association is teaming up with Bass Pro Shops in co-sponsoring several of their Crappie Masters Fishing Tournaments.…

EWG Official Says Crop Insurance Needs To Be Streamlined

Crop insurance indemnities for this year are at $1.266 billion so far this year compared to $ 2.53 billion for…

South Dakota Representative Says Work’s Begun On The New Farm Bill

Preparation for the next farm bill is already beginning with some U.S. House members. South Dakota Representative Kristi Noem who…

Details Slim for South Dakota ACA Signup

With the sign up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act opening on November first, there are still a lot of unknowns.

SD Legislators Want Answers on University Center Numbers

South Dakota legislators are looking for more information on the operation of University Centers in Sioux Falls, Pierre and Rapid City. The Sioux Falls center in particular has seen dropping enrollment.

SD Public Land Leases Show Up Trend

The financial returns from public land leases in South Dakota were up again last year, but that trend may slow in the future.