TPP Could Greatly Benefit Nebraska Agriculture

A Nebraska Congressman is in the thick of evaluating the Trans Pacific Partnership.

Harsher Penalties Coming for Minor Prostitution

A bill that unanimously passed the Minnesota Senate would substantially increase penalties for those *intending* to hire a minor for prostitution

Trans Canada Ready for Permanent Fix

Crews continue to work at the site of a crude oil leak on the Keystone pipeline in southern Hutchinson County.

Des Moines Water Works Board of Trustees to Reorganize

Iowa House Republicans have voted to dramatically reorganize the Des Moines Water Works Board of Trustees and dilute the influence of urban residents

US Senate Tries to Restart Course on Appropriations

The US Senate is attempting to restart a normal course of appropriations.

One Man Dead From One Vehicle Crash

One man, age 22, died Tuesday night in a one-vehicle crash northwest of Wagner.

More Charges Possible in Gear Up Investigation

As court cases are prepared for three people charged in the Gear Up inquiry, South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley says the investigation is not done.

Convention of the States Backers Court SD Legislature

The South Dakota legislature this session dealt with a resolution calling for a constitutional convention of the states.

Yankton County Commission Eyeing New Fees & Taxes

The Yankton County Commission may be looking at tax and fee increases again in an effort to find more money for roads.

Farm Bureau Leader Pleased With Choice Of New SDSU President

This week the South Dakota Board of Regents chose SDSU Ag Dean Dr. Barry Dunn to be the new President…