Nebraska Students Experience Taiwanese Agriculture

Three Nebraska high school seniors spent last week in Taiwan, touring farms, research facilities, and learning the local culture.

Johnson Closes South Dakota Offices

It is another good bye, as the state offices of South Dakota Senator Tim Johnson will officially close today.

Wind Official Wants Long Term Policy Fix

Utah Senator Orrin Hatch who takes over as Finance Committee chairman early next year plans to take up and pass…

Rounds To Wait And See On Cuba Deal

South Dakota Senator-elect Mike Rounds says he will wait and see how relations change between the United States and Cuba.

Heineman Accuses Committee Of Rewriting History

Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman says a special legislative committee investigating prison sentence miscalculations is trying to rewrite history.

US Wheat Associates Excited About Cuba Opening

U.S. Wheat officials say President Obama’s executive order easing trade restrictions with Cuba has great potential for growing the Hard…

NCBA Concerned About Dietary Recommendation

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association is concerned the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee intends to remove lean beef and reduce red…

ICCI’s Livestock Lawsuit Tossed

An Iowa district court judge has dismissed a lawsuit that sought to stop the state from enacting new rules governing…

Jacks Survive In Overtime

George Marshall scored 15 points and grabbed eight rebounds in his South Dakota State debut, but the Jacks needed overtime to secure a 75-72 win over Idaho State in the first game of the World Vision Classic in Logan, Utah.

Bos Hits Winner For Yotes

Brandon Bos hit a game-winning, 15-foot jumper just off the right elbow with two seconds left to give South Dakota a 55-53 win against Montana State Thursday inside the DakotaDome.