Nebraska Riders Must Continue Helmet Use

An effort to repeal the mandatory motorcycle helmet law in Nebraska failed after supporters couldn’t overcome the filibuster mounted against it.

Farm Bureau Leaders Call for TPA

Nebraska Farm Bureau leaders are calling on Congress to take prompt action and grant the President Trade Promotion Authority.

Japanese Pork Officials Willing to Reduce Tariffs

Japanese pork officials have been indicating they’d be willing to reduce their tariffs by 50 percent in order to reach a Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement.

Minnesota Infrastructure Funding Needed for Agriculture

Minnesota lawmakers are far apart on their plans for funding the state’s infrastructure.

Swine Facility Use Permit Being Appealed

A Circuit Court Judge’s decision revoking a conditional use permit for Westside Gilt LLC of Pipestone, Minnesota is being appealed.

South Dakota Senator Discusses Obamacare

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds joined fellow freshmen members of the Senate in a news conference yesterday to address the future of health care on the five-year anniversary of Obamacare.

Ag Economic Opportunities Exist Despite Low Prices

Despite a slowing ag economy, there are still opportunities for development. Pat Costello, Commissioner of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development says there are still ag processing opportunities out there.

City of Yankton Discussing Holiday Lights

We may be approaching spring, but the Yankton City Commission was talking about winter holidays at their meeting last night.

Bill to Change Ag Land Assessment Killed in Legislature

A comprehensive bill that would have changed how ag land is assessed for property taxes in South Dakota was killed during this year’s legislative session.

Zenner Set For Pro Day

South Dakota State University running back Zach Zenner is among about a dozen college players getting a chance this week to work out in front of pro scouts.