Coyotes Fall In Dome

Denver senior guard Brett Olson scored 22 of his game-high 27 points in the first half and the Pioneers held South Dakota to 18 second-half points in a 66-48 victory Wednesday inside the DakotaDome.

GPAC Seeds Hold Serve

The top four seeds in the Great Plains Athletic Conference men’s and women’s basketball tournaments won on their home court Wednesday to advance to the semifinals.

NSIC Favorites Roll On

Favorites moved into the second round of the Northern Sun men’s and women’s basketball tournaments Wednesday without an upset.

Iowa’s Gas Tax to Increase

Iowa’s gas tax is going up March 1st. Within the span of two-and-a-half hours, votes were taken in both the…

Iowa Company Granted Drone Exemption for Precision Ag

A north-central Iowa company is the first in the Midwest and one of only three nationwide to be granted a federal exemption to use drones for precision agriculture projects.

Nebraska Poll Finds Residents Not Afraid of Hard Work

The University of Nebraska – Lincoln Extension recently completed their 19th annual Rural Poll and a portion of that includes employment statistics.

Bill to Raise State Employee Pay In Committee

A bill that would have included state legislators in the annual pay raise for state employees was in front of the Senate Local Government Committee today.

Pass the Pig Fundraiser Benefits Scholarships

FFA students at McCook Central High School in Salem, South Dakota have a creative way to bring home the bacon for their chapter’s scholarship fund.

Ag Groups Call for Fewer Budget Cuts

Close to 400 farm, nutrition and conservation organizations have written to Congressional Budget leaders urging them not to make any further cuts in any programs under the jurisdiction of the Senate and House Agriculture Committees.

South Dakota Farm Bureau Pushing for TPA

U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman has been talking to county elected officials enlisting their support of Trade Promotion Authority.