Lobbyists Spend $14 Million in Nebraska

Lobbyists spent a record $14 million dollars last year trying to influence the Unicameral.

New Accountability Measure For Nebraska Schools

About a thousand school administrators from across Nebraska are hearing about new state accountability measures during a conference in Kearney.

MN Farmers Have Questions on Buffer Rule

The Minnesota Corn Growers Association has been meeting with their members updating them about the newly passed Buffer Zone law.…

NE Ag Groups Working With Governor on Property Tax Fix

Nebraska Farm Bureau leaders are working with Governor Pete Ricketts and state lawmakers to find solutions to the rising property…

Sheep Market Strong, Seeing Evolving Structure

The sheep industry is looking at strong demand and prices in the midst of a continued evolution in the market.…

Consumers Caution About Biotech Crops Unfounded

Consumers should not believe everything they read or see on the internet about the evils of biotech crops. SDSU Plant…

Coalition Supports COOL Including SDLMA

Over 140 agricultural and consumer groups are asking the Senate not to repeal or revise mandatory country of origin labeling.…

House Passes Bill To Rein In Spending

In an effort to pull the federal government back and control spending, the U.S. House passed the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny, or REINS, Act.

No Major Mold Problem At USD Building

Federal workplace experts who were invited to look at a building on the campus of the University of South Dakota found no major mold problems, but did make some environmental recommendations.

Twins Drop Fourth Straight

Things aren’t going well for the Twins these days, and Wednesday’s loss to Pittsburgh brought even more frustration.