Minnesota Farm Bureau President Encouraged by USMCA Development

Farm leaders in the region are encouraged by recent developments on the USMCA. The Mexican Senate ratified the deal, the…

Names Released in Haakon County Fatal Crash

A Blunt, S.D., woman has been identified as the victim in a two-vehicle crash that occurred last Friday afternoon east of Philip.

More Healthcare Workers Needed

Health care workers are in especially high demand in South Dakota.

Campaign 2020 Could Derail Congress

The announcement from President Trump this week that he is officially running for re-election and twenty some democrats pursuing the same office means “Campaign 2020” is underway.

FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers Open

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has set up disaster recovery centers in several locations.

Twins Drop Series To Red Sox

Eduardo Rodríguez (8-4) allowed four runs and eight hits, but more important, he lasted seven innings after the Red Sox used eight relievers in Tuesday’s marathon and the Red Sox beat the Twins 9-4 on Wednesday night.

Mariners End Royals Streak

Domingo Santana hit two home runs in a game for the third time this season, Marco Gonzales won his third straight start and the Seattle Mariners avoided a series sweep with an 8-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals.

CWS Plays Catchup

After Tuesday’s schedule was wiped out by rain, the College World Series caught up with their schedule with three games Wednesday.

Jackrabbits, Coyote Top Summit

South Dakota State’s Kyle Burdick and Rachel King, South Dakota’s Chris Nilsen and North Dakota State’s Akealy Moton were named The Summit League Outdoor Track and Field Athletes of the Year.

Iowa Fires VB Coach

Iowa has fired volleyball coach Bond Shymansky.