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Jacks Seek Title Shot

Both South Dakota State and Denver hung on for wins in The Summit League Championships quarterfinals, and even though both did so in a much different way, both teams won to earn a semifinal matchup on Monday at 8:30 p.m. on WNAX.

USD, SDSU Women In Semis

Top seeded South Dakota and second seeded South Dakota State remain on a collision course as they play semifinal round games at the Summit League women’s postseason basketball tournament Monday.

Park Homer Boosts Twins

Korean slugger Byung Ho Park hit a grand slam for his first spring training homer, helping the Minnesota Twins beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-4 on Sunday.

SDSU Wrestlers To Nationals

Three South Dakota State University wrestlers recorded individual runner-up finishes and the Jackrabbits placed fourth in the team standings as competition at the Big 12 Wrestling Championship wrapped up Sunday at Sprint Center.

Health Education Expanding Across Minnesota

A coalition of 43 local health organizations is out with a new plan to improve the way Minnesotans access and understand their health information.

Iowa Activists Push Senator Charles Grassley on Supreme Court Hearings

The “Why Courts Matter” coalition delivered 36-thousand petitions to Republican Senator Chuck Grassley’s offices in six Iowa cities.

More Iowans Becoming Problem Gamblers

The manager of the Iowa Gambling Treatment and Prevention Program is warning that 1 out of every 10 adult Iowans is “at risk” of becoming a problem gambler.

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer Ready to Support GOP Nominee

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer might support Florida Senator Marco Rubio for president, but she will NOT join any anti-Trump campaign.

Minnesota Needs Mental Health Reform

A legislative auditor’s report finds hundreds of Minnesotans with mental illness are being kept in county jails — in some cases, illegally.

Nebraska Looking at a New Voting System

Whether Nebraska retains its current voting system or not should be up to a 16-member task force, according to Secretary of State John Gale.