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More Incentives for Massive Iowa Pork Plant

Sixty percent of the hogs to be slaughtered at the proposed pork processing plant near Eagle Grove Iowa will be owned by the family business that will own the plant.

Jacks Blanked By Cyclones

The Jackrabbit soccer team opened the away portion of the 2016 soccer schedule with a narrow 1-0 loss to Iowa State on Sunday.

Coyotes Drop Overtime Game

North Dakota freshman Karleen Yapello volleyed the golden goal into the net in a double-overtime 1-0 victory against South Dakota in front of 442 fans at First Bank & Trust Soccer Complex on Sunday.

Nebraska Sets New Math Standards

New math standards for Nebraska’s public students are designed to have graduating seniors ready for college or work.

Iowa Pork Plant Gets State Incentives

The Iowa Economic Development Board has approved 11-and-a-half million dollars in state tax credits for the proposed pork processing plant near Eagle Grove.

Nebraska Economist Stands by Death Penalty Costs

An economist who estimates that the death penalty costs Nebraska more than 14-Million dollars a year stands by his claim.

More Jobs Added in Minnesota

Minnesota employers added over 11-thousand jobs in July

La Nina Winter Could be a Frigid Roller Coaster

Winter could be a frigid roller coaster ride this year.

SD Rail Board Makes Napa Junction Land Deal

The South Dakota State Rail Board and a company building a grain loading facility in Yankton County made a land swap.

Nebraska Executive Board Debates Cyber Sex Case, Takes No Action

A lot of talk, but no action taken as the Nebraska legislature Executive Board begins to review its options in Senator Bill Kintner’s cybersex case.