Groups Concerned About FSA Running Out Of Loan Money

Farm groups and Ag lenders including the National Young Farmers Coalition have written to Congressional Appropriators expressing concern that FSA…

Jacks Part Of Pentagon Event

South Dakota State University is one of four NCAA Division I men’s basketball teams that will visit the Sanford Pentagon for an early season multi-team event in November.

Coyote Opener Moved

University of South Dakota’s 2016 football opener against New Mexico in Albuquerque, originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 3, has been moved to Thursday, Sept. 1, at 7 p.m. MT and will be televised on ROOT SPORTS.

SD Wind Power Could Catch a New Breeze

The American Wind Energy Association held their annual convention in New Orleans last week. Attendance was up, with over eight thousand people registered for the conference.

Twins Patch Together Win

It took a little help from a lot of people as the Twins patched together a 6-4 win over Tampa Bay Thursday to open a homestand.

More Money Spent to Influence Nebraska Lawmakers

More is being spent to influence state legislators, according to a report issued by Common Cause Nebraska.

Nebraska Medical Center Doctors Watching for Drug Resistant Infections

An antibiotic resistant bug has struck a woman in Pennsylvania.

Iowa Weather Near Normal for May

Despite a few hot days and some heavy downpours in parts of Iowa, state climatologist Harry Hillaker says the state overall ended the month of May with both near-normal warmth and rainfall.

Iowa Utilities Board Moves Toward Pipeline Permission

The Iowa Utilities board has asked their attorney to draw up an order that will allow Dakota Access to begin construction on the Bakken oil pipeline in areas not under the jurisdiction of the U-S Army Corps of Engineers.

“Moose” Out For Season

Kansas City Royals third baseman Mike Moustakas has had season-ending surgery on his right knee.