Bankers Watching Interest Rates

The Federal Reserve Board, at their last meeting, decided to keep long term interest rates low, possibly into next year to help keep the economy growing.

Study Shows U.S. Beef Industry Most Sustainable In The World

A study conducted by USDA’s Agricultural Research Service, the University of Arkansas and the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association confirms the…

Working out Details of a Possible Special Legislative Session

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has said she plans to call the legislature back to Pierre for a special session in late May or early June.

Variants Fueling Spread of Covid-19

The Centers for Disease Control now say the B-117 variant is the dominant virus spreading Covid-19 across the country

Nebraska Farm Bureau Wants Clarification On Climate Change Executive Order

The Nebraska Farm Bureau wants the Biden administration to provide clarification on its 30 30 Climate Executive Order. Farm Bureau’s…

GOP Senator Says Bipartisan Effort Needed To Get Good Infrastructure Bill Passed

President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Act is being termed as an Infrastructure bill but includes several components other than roads,…

ISU Agronomists Say For Those Wanting To Plant Early, Cold Snap Risk Not Yet Over

Despite a warm beginning to April giving farmers an opportunity to get an early start to spring planting, agronomists are…

SD Senator John Thune Waiting on Reelection Plans

Some national political publications have speculated that South Dakota Senator John Thune may not run for reelection next year.

Covid-19 Vaccination Appointments Available

Some Covid-19 vaccine providers are finding they have more shots available than arms.

Housing Assistance Available in Nebraska

Nebraskans in need are encouraged to apply for housing assistance.