Industrial Hemp Bill Debate Delayed to Next Week

The bill authorizing industrial hemp in South Dakota has hit the final stage of debate in the state Senate but has been delayed until next week.

FEMA Redrawing Flood Maps

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is redrawing flood risk maps for much of the region.

State of South Dakota Sets Up Coronavirus Task Force

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem says the state is developing a response to the possible spread of the coronavirus

IFU President Skeptical About MFP Study Findings

Texas A & M University published its analysis of the Trump Administration’s trade aid program. The study authors say even…

Corps of Engineers Gets Missouri River Reservoirs Ready for Spring Run-Off

The big upstream reservoirs on the Missouri River are ready for spring snowmelt and possible flooding.

Pork Industry Thanks President For Signing Ag Inspectors Legislation

The National Pork Producers Council thanked President Trump for signing the funding bill this week for new agricultural inspectors to…

Wilson, Jacks Lead Awards

South Dakota State junior Douglas Wilson became the just the second Summit League men’s basketball student-athlete to earn Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year accolades in the same season.

SD Senator John Thune Takes Victory Lap on Broadband Expansion

South Dakota Senator John Thune, chairman of the Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, Innovation, and the Internet, renewed his support for bipartisan net neutrality legislation

Duffy, Coyotes Dominate Honors

South Dakota’s Ciara Duffy was chosen as The Summit League Player of the Year for the first time in her career in a vote by the league’s head coaches, athletic communications directors, and select media members.

Huskers Fall To Michigan

Jon Teske scored 12 points and Zavier Simpson added 11 in their home finale, and No. 25 Michigan beat Nebraska 82-58.