Corn Growers Concerned EPA May Not Re Register Atrazine

The Environmental Protection Agency is taking public comments on their re registration of Atrazine that could outlaw the use of…

Substance Abuse Study Committee Meets again in Pierre

The Substance Abuse Prevention Study committee of the South Dakota Legislature met again this week in Pierre.

Vikings Earn Second Win

Marcus Sherels intercepted Trevone Boykin’s pass and returned it 53 yards for a touchdown with 1:23 left and the Minnesota Vikings beat the Seattle Seahawks 18-11 Thursday night.

Coyotes Move Game Time

The South Dakota women’s soccer team will open the 2016 season with defending Big Sky regular season champion, Idaho, at 2 p.m. Friday.

USDA Predicts Record Year for Corn and Soybean Yields

The USDA is predicting record corn and soybean yields in several states

Lakes in West Central Minnesota Near Record Levels

July rainfall has pushed many lakes in west central Minnesota to near record levels

First Two Cases of West Nile Confirmed in Iowa

State health officials confirm the first two human cases of West Nile virus in Iowa this year.

Nebraska Finishes Below Projected Revenue Forcast

Nebraska ended its fiscal year 95-Million dollars below the projected state revenue forecast.

SD Natural Resource District Task Force Drawing Lines

A South Dakota Legislative committee has spent much of their time this summer drawing lines on maps. The River Basin…

Federal Regulations a Major Burden

Federal regulations are a major burden, and Congress can’t control them.