Snow Slows Minnesota Harvest

Farmers in Central Minnesota had less-than-pleasant surprise when winter arrived early, dumping several inches of snow in many areas.

Nebraska Petition Law May Be Changed

Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale expects the Unicameral to consider changes to the state initiative petition process in light of a federal judge’s ruling.

Bollen Should Not Have Signed Contracts

The Executive Director of the South Dakota Board of Regents says the man at the center of the EB-5 visa controversy was not authorized to sign the contracts he did, and did not disclose his conflicts of interest.

Parties Meet Ahead Of Iowa Legislative Session

Members of both parties in the Iowa legislature have been meeting in preparation for the 2015 session beginning in January.

Lame Duck Congress Has Work To Do

The US House is back in Washington this week in the lame duck session following this month’s election.

Twins Tab Pair Of Coaches

The Minnesota Twins have hired third base coach Gene Glynn and assistant hitting coach Rudy Hernandez.

SDSU Women Add Four

South Dakota State University head women’s basketball coach Aaron Johnston announced four members of the high school Class of 2015 have signed national letters of intent to play for the Jackrabbits.

Coyotes Sign Norfolk Standout

University of South Dakota head men’s basketball coach Craig Smith has announced that Norfolk High School senior Tyler Hagedorn, a 6-foot-8-inch forward, has signed a National Letter of Intent to compete for the Coyotes.

Top GPAC Volleyball Teams Advance

The semifinal round of the 2014 Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Postseason Volleyball Tournament was completed on Wednesday night.

NCBA Encouraging Producers To Comment On WOTUS

Friday is the deadline for comments on EPA’s proposed Waters of the U.S. Rule. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association officials report…