Iowa Senator Sees Tough Road For Biotech Labeling Legislation

More and more food companies are preparing to comply with Vermont’s biotech labeling law. Meanwhile, when Senators return from recess,…

Latest French BSE Case Concerns R CALF

The Ag Ministry in France has detected a confirmed single case of BSE. It is the third single case of…

Iowa Farm Group Has Problems With Governor’s Water Plan

Iowa lawmakers are wrestling with how to fund ways to improve water quality. Governor Branstad is sticking by his plan…

Center For Rural Affairs Has Property Tax Relief Concerns

Proposed legislation to provide close to $ 30 million in property tax credits is expected to be debated on the…

Ag Retailers Concerned With OSHA Stance On PSM Exemption

The Agricultural Retailers Association and many farmers are concerned the Occupational Safety and Health Administration is by passing Congressional intent…

SD Board of Regents Considering Tuition Cuts for Iowa Students

The South Dakota Board of Regents will consider a policy change at their meeting this week that would drop tuition costs for Iowa students, from non-resident to resident rates.

Mount Marty President Marc Long Officially Inaugurated

Marc Long was officially inaugurated yesterday as the eleventh President of Mount Marty College in Yankton.

Yankton Attorney Craig Kennedy Files for District 18 Senate Seat

Attorney Craig Kennedy of Yankton has filed to run for the State Senate from District 18.

USD Women Earn Title Shot

Six South Dakota players scored in double figures and the Coyotes shot 54 percent from the field to defeat Oregon 88-54 in front of a crowd of 5,080 fans at the DakotaDome Wednesday night.

Minnesota Expanding Mobile Mental Health Services

The state is putting up an additional $3 million dollars to expand mental health crisis services throughout Minnesota.