Chinese Pork Supply Lower

During the past year and a half, China has culled 20 percent of its hog herd, which has sent prices higher and boosted pork producers profit margins.

World Trade Organization Hears Retaliation From Canada and Mexico

The World Trade Organization is intending on holding a hearing to determine retaliatory levels sought by Canada and Mexico against the U.S. over Country of Origin Labeling.

Pump Labeling to Promote American Ethanol

Nebraska Governor, Pete Ricketts and Iowa Governor, Terry Branstad have launched a statewide pump labeling initiative to promote the American Ethanol Brand.

New Executive Director For South Dakota Democrats

The South Dakota Democratic Party has a new Executive Director.

SD PUC Wraps Up Keystone XL Pipeline Hearings

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has finished nine days of hearings in the debate over whether to recertify the Keystone XL oil pipeline through South Dakota.

Jays Outslug Twins

Jose Bautista hit a grand slam, Edwin Encarnacion and Josh Donaldson homered and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Minnesota Twins 9-7 Wednesday night for their fourth straight win.

Jacks In FCS Top 20

The South Dakota State University football team is ranked 15th in the preseason FCS Coaches Poll, which was announced Wednesday.

NSIC Previews Season

NCAA National Runner-up Minnesota State University, Mankato was selected by the league coaches as the overall and south division preseason favorite in the NSIC in 2015.

Minnesota Legislature Could Hold Special Session

Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton wants to call a special session within a few weeks to pass an emergency funding package for businesses around Mille Lacs Lake.

Tickets Flew in July for Minnesota Speeders

Law enforcement handed out over 16,000 speeding tickets in Minnesota during a stepped up enforcement campaign July 10th through the 26th.