Smelly Sibley Looks for Solutions

A building in Sibley Iowa that’s blamed for causing overpowering smells in the city is for sale. The Iowa Drying and Processing Plant has been listed for sale, along with nearly seven acres of land.

West Nile Carrying Mosquitoes Still Active

The Iowa Department of Public Health is reminding you to remember to protect yourself against mosquitoes if you are out taking advantage of the remaining warm fall days.

Dr Barry Dunn Inaugurated as SDSU President

Barry Dunn looks to the future as he was inaugurated as the 20th President of South Dakota State University. The ceremony was held outdoors this week at the University’s Coolidge Sylvan Theater.

“No Cause for Panic” on Possible OPEC Oil Production Cuts

There’s been speculation that OPEC may cut oil production

Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital Opens in Omaha

The Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals – Omaha Campus is officially open

New Inmate Program Launches in Nebraska

A new program has been launched at the Nebraska State Penitentiary aimed at giving inmates the skills they need

Pressure to Upgrade Highway 14 Builds in Wake of Election

A group pushing to upgrade Highway 14 to four lanes in southern Minnesota is turning up

No Cases of Bird Flu in Iowa This Year

One year ago chicken, egg and turkey producers in Iowa entered the fall after a spring of outbreaks of bird flu

Catholics in Nebraska Urged to Retain Death Penalty

Catholics in Nebraska are being urged to vote to retain the repeal of the death penalty

USDA’s Quarterly Stocks Report Constructive for Row Crops, Slightly Bearish for Wheat

USDA Quarterly Stocks report was constructive for corn and soybeans, but showed a bigger carryout than expected for wheat. Corn…