SD Senator John Thune, the President & Impeachment

Many of the republican Senators who voted to acquit President Trump in his impeachment trial said they were worried about the precedent that would be set.

Nebraska Cattle Group Encouraged Property Tax Relief Bill Passes Revenue Committee

The Nebraska Legislature’s Revenue Committee has advanced out of committee, LB 974 and sent it on for floor debate on…

Army Corps And OMB Approves Lower Mississippi River Deepening Project

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Office of Management and Budget have given the go ahead to deepening…

SD Senator Mike Rounds, the President & Pardons

President Trump said he didn’t want to talk about a possible pardon of Roger Stone after he was convicted on charges of lying to Congress and other charges.

Moderate to Major Flood Risks

The first official flood outlook of the year shows moderate to major flooding is likely on rivers in eastern South Dakota.

SD Governor Kristi Noem Reaching Out to State Tribes

Governor Kristi Noem is asking the nine Native American tribes in South Dakota to work with the state in fighting crime and illegal drugs on their reservations.

IFU President Says It’s A Good First Step For Inspector General To Review MFP

USDA’s Inspector General Phyllis Fong told lawmakers this week, her office is reviewing USDA’s authority to provide more than $20…

Pork Leader Still Hoping For U.S. Trade Deal With Vietnam

European Union lawmakers have approved a free trade agreement with Vietnam that will eliminate almost all tariffs over ten years.…

SDSU Women Upset At Home

South Dakota State women’s basketball fell to Denver 72-62 in a physical battle Thursday night at Frost Arena.

USD Women Roll On

Five Coyotes scored in double-figures as No. 21 South Dakota women’s basketball ran past Western Illinois 88-51 Thursday night inside the Sanford Coyote Sports Center.