Online Buys Hitting Iowa Sales Tax

State policymakers are beginning to suspect more and more Iowans are shopping online rather than in bricks-and-mortar stores in the state.

Winter Storm Watch Wednesday Morning Through Wednesday Night

A winter storm watch has been issued for much of the Missouri Valley.

Solid Growth Expected for Nebraska Economy

Nebraska’s economy is expected to grow solidly during the summer months.

Nebraska Governor Ricketts and Legislators Reach Budget Agreement

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts is pleased with the agreement his administration and the legislature reached on the revised state budget.

President’s Cuba Visit Could Be Positive for Trade

President Obama is in Cuba this week on a trade mission along with Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack and other key…

American Soybean Association Opposes SNAP Cut Proposal

American Soybean Association leaders are opposing a Republican proposal that passed the House Budget Committee last week. It would cut…

Ag Day at Pavilion a Hit

More than 2,200 Sioux Falls area consumers attended Ag Day at the Pavilion on Saturday in Sioux Falls. The 13th…

Iowa Cattlemen Work on Legislative Issues Including State Checkoff

Iowa Cattlemen Association leaders are working on a pair of measures in the State Legislature. Association President Dr. Phil Reemtsma…

EPA and CFTC to Provide RIN Data

The EPA and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have entered into a memorandum of understanding where EPA will share RIN…

USD Medical Students Find Their “Match”

Medical students at the University of South Dakota, Sanford School of Medicine in Sioux Falls, Rapid City and Yankton joined those at 144 other schools nationwide on “Match Day” Friday to learn where they will spend their residencies.