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Mount Marty College Adds Clinical Doctoral Program

Mount Marty College, based in Yankton, has become the first college or university in South Dakota to offer a clinical doctoral degree in nurse anesthesia — now offering a Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice program.

Twins Hold Off Tigers

Tommy Milone held Detroit scoreless until the ninth inning, and Minnesota broke through with five runs in the seventh to beat the Tigers 6-2 last night.

SDSU Names Tennis Coach

Veteran collegiate coach Joey Barnes has been appointed as head coach of the South Dakota State University men’s and women’s tennis teams, Director of Athletics Justin Sell announced Tuesday.

Congressman King Won’t Back Down

Iowa Republican Congressman Steve King isn’t backing down from statements he made during an appearance on a cable T-V talk show panel Monday.

Tough and Tense Time for Police Officers

St. Cloud Minnesota police chief Blair Anderson says this is a “tough and tense time” right now for police officers.

Iowa Tuition Increase Approved

The Board of Regents approved a tuition increase of 250 dollars for in-state students at the University of Iowa, Iowa…

Wright County Iowa Board of Supervisors Rezones Land for Prestage

The Wright County Iowa Board of Supervisors rezoned land on Highway 17 Monday from agricultural to industrial

Nebraska Delegates Not Part of RNC Voting Change

Nebraska delegates to the Republican National Convention were not part of an effort to change the voting process on the convention rules Monday.

SD Senator John Thune Not Attending National GOP Convention

One prominent South Dakota republican is a no show at his party’s national convention in Cleveland this week.

Trump Pence Ticket Friendly to Agriculture and Renewable Fuels.

Republicans at this week’s National Convention are expected to nominate Donald Trump for President and Indiana Governor Mike Pence for…

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