Iowa Sees Reversal in HIV Diagnoses

The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) is reporting a reversal from two consecutive years of declines in new H-I-V diagnoses

Home Sales and Prices Continue to Rise Across Iowa.

A report from the Iowa Association of Realtors (IAR) shows 4,998 homes were sold across the state last month. That’s…

New WWI Exhibit Opens at Camp Ripley

A new exhibit commemorating the 100th anniversary of the U.S. and Minnesota involvement in World War I has opened at Camp Ripley, near Brainard.

Nebraska’s Charles Herbster Joins Trump Campaign

The owner of Herbster Angus Farms in Falls City Nebraska has been named National Chairman of the Agricultural and Rural…

Nebraska Republicans Now Look to the General Election

With the Republican National Convention wrapped up, the focus now shifts to the general election.

Nebraska Legislative Committee Considers Energy Use

An interim committee of the Nebraska Legislature will look at the impacts of climate change and energy use.

SD Delegates Pleased With the Wrap Up of GOP Convention

Republican delegates are heading home after the wrap up of the GOP National Convention last night in Cleveland.

SD Interim Appropriations Committee Meets in Pierre

The Interim Joint Committee on Appropriations of the South Dakota legislature meets Friday in Pierre.

Hot Nights Could be Hard on the Corn Crop

Hot weather this week has included several nights of overnight lows of upper 70s into the low 80s. That could cause some corn crop issues.

Forty Senators Want Higher RFS Volumes For Biodiesel

Forty Senators including John Thune and Mike Rounds of South Dakota are calling on the EPA to strengthen the biodiesel…