Doane Sweeps GPAC Track

Doane’s women and men claimed team titles on Friday and Saturday at the 2016 Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Hastings, Nebraska.

Jacks Win Series From Yotes

In the final home game of the 2016 season, the South Dakota State softball team defeated South Dakota, 6-4, in Summit League action Saturday morning to win the series, 2-1.

Iowa Congressman Steve King Waiting on Donald Trump

Iowa Congressman Steve King says he’s still trying to “come to grips” with Ted Cruz’s exit from the presidential race.

Crow Creek Tribe Declares Emergency

The same day newly elected Crow Creek Tribal Chairman Brandon Sazue was sworn into office; he hit the ground running, and declared a state of emergency on suicides among the tribe.

Prestage Farms Moving Forward For New Pork Processing Plant

Prestage Farms plans to press on with plans for a new pork processing plant.

Iowa Tax Collections Down in April

State tax collections in Iowa were down dramatically in April, by almost 19 percent.

Wet Spring May Be in Nebraska’s Future

A climatologist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln says we could be in for a wet spring.

Sen. Fischer Fight Against ISIS Needs Clear Objective

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer says the only way additional troops will be helpful in the fight against the Islamic State is if there is a clear objective in mind.

SDHDA Is Inviting Applicants For ESG Program

The South Dakota Housing Development Authority (SDHDA) is inviting nonprofits and units of local government to submit applications for funding from the Emergency Solutions Grant Program

Below Normal Run Off Expected in the Missouri River Basin

The Corps of Engineers says runoff in the Missouri River Basin above Sioux City, Iowa, was two point six million acre feet during April, eighty nine percent of average.