Census Data Says Iowa is Growing

The U-S Census Bureau released estimates this week showing Iowa’s population has increased by two percent since 2010

Omaha Police Appalled by Senator’s Comments

The backlash against comments made by Omaha State Senator Ernie Chambers continues.

Nebraska Senator Under Fire for Comments Against Police

A state senator called on Senator Ernie Chambers of Omaha to clarify his controversial statements about the police.

Minnesota Company Chosen for Vikings Stadium Display Project

The Minnesota Vikings and Minneapolis Sports Facilities Authority (MSFA) has selected Daktronics of Brookings, South Dakota, to design, manufacture and install 18 video displays.

Nebraska Farm Bureau Leader Testifies Against WOTUS

This week Morrill County Farm Bureau President Jeff Metz who farms and ranches in the Nebraska panhandle testified in front of the Senate Ag Committee.

Anthrax Found in Stanley County, South Dakota

The South Dakota Animal industry Board is investigating the death of two replacement heifers from a cattle herd in Stanley County.

Pork Producers Incoming President Testifies Against COOL

This week Iowa pork producer John Weber, President Elect of the National Pork Producers Council testified in front of a House Ag Subcommittee.

American Coalition for Ethanol Member Meet in Washington

Members and supporters of the American Coalition for Ethanol held their fly in this week in the nation’s capital.

Chemical Warfare Meeting for Veterans in Pierre

Veterans and the public will have the chance to learn about the damage chemical warfare has on those who serve in the armed forces.

Fundraiser for Albinism in Sioux Falls

Albinism is a genetic condition that many people don’t encounter on a regular basis, but it affects about one in every 17,000 boys and occurs once per 20,000 girls across the nation.