PLC Asking President To Veto The Great American Outdoors Act

Congress has approved the Great American Outdoors Act. South Dakota’s delegation was somewhat split on that vote. Both Senator Mike…

Farm Group Economist Says Next COVID Aid Needs To Go Out Quickly

Congress is continuing to work on their next stimulus package to assist those hurt by the effects of the pandemic.…

Minnesota Pork President Says Having More Small Processors Would Be Beneficial

A survey conducted by three Minnesota agricultural groups of livestock producers in the state shows small and mid-sized processing is…

SD Governor Kristi Noem Says Kids Should be in School

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem says the best place for kids this fall is back in school

University of Nebraska Prepares for Students Return

The University of Nebraska is preparing to welcome students back to its campuses next month

SD Congressman Dusty Johnson Co-sponsors Telehealth Bill

As Congress attempts to find a compromise on the next economic stimulus bill, South Dakota Congressman Dusty Johnson is waiting to add a telehealth bill

Younger Legislators Needed

The contest for the District 18 Senate seat in November will be between a long-time veteran legislator and a political newcomer.

Nebraska Corn President Sees Great DDG Market Opportunity In Southeast Asia

The U.S. Grains Council says several Southeast Asian nations pose a lucrative potential export market for DDGs, Dried Distillers Grains.…

Schools Hanging on to State Aid Increase

School districts across the state are putting together plans to welcome their students and staff back to the classrooms this fall after leaving their buildings in March due to the pandemic.

Medical Facilities Still Prepared for Coronavirus Surge

When the first surge of COVID-19 hit in March, statistical models at that time showed the possibility of up to one hundred thirty thousand people in South Dakota being infected by July first