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Dealing with Delta

Infection numbers continue to ramp up as the Delta variant of the coronavirus spreads.

Yankton School Board Approves Medical Cannabis Rules

The Yankton School Board approved the medical cannabis plan at their meeting last week.

Nebraska State Patrol Investigating Officer Involved Shooting

The Nebraska State Patrol Special Investigations Team is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred Saturday afternoon in St. Paul.

Field Of Dreams Game Provides Great Showcase For Iowa Corn

Last night the Chicago White Sox major league baseball team played the New York Yankees at the Field Of Dreams…

Farm Group Backs Ocean Shipping Reform Act Legislation

South Dakota Congressman Dusty Johnson is co-sponsoring the Ocean Shipping Reform Act legislation that was introduced this week in the…

Recruiting New Workers

More people are needed to fill the continuing job openings across the state and region.

Keeping Base Load Power Production

As electric utility companies move to reduce carbon emissions, there remains a need to maintain base load production capacity.

Doug Ekeren Named President of Avera Queen of Peace Hospital in Mitchell

Avera Queen of Peace hospital in Mitchell has announced that Doug Ekeren has been named the regional president and CEO.

USD Law School Grads Finding Jobs

As students begin classes this summer at the USD School of Law in Vermillion, last years graduates are, for the most part, moving on to their careers.

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