Minnesota Consumers Can Choose Renewable Gas

CenterPoint Energy is asking state regulators in Minnesota for permission to set up a “renewable natural gas” pilot program

Food Safety from the Farm to the Plate

The University of Nebraska Food Processing Center in Lincoln has formed a partnership with the Alliance for Advanced Sanitation

Another Measles Case Breaks Out in Minnesota

State health officials are urging caution after a new, second case of measles

Nebraska Medicaid Legal Challenge Derailed

A lawsuit against the Medicaid expansion proposal in Nebraska failed in court.

Yankton County James River Bridge Closed

A bridge over the James River has been closed after some cracked welds were found following an inspection.

Iowa Pheasant Numbers Rebound

Iowa’s pheasant population is expected to be up when hunters take to the fields

Ponca Tribe Names Omaha Area Casino

The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska announced the name of their new gaming facility located on their land in Carter Lake, Iowa

Bio Filters at SDSU Hog Barns Under Re-design

Research is continuing at South Dakota State University on the use of bio filters on livestock confinement facilities.

South Dakota Retirement System Predicts “Gray Tsunami”

The head of South Dakota’s State Retirement System is expecting a surge of public employee retirements.

SD Legislative Committee Members Not Happy with Tech Ed Board Report

Members of the South Dakota Legislatures Government Operations and Audit Committee were not happy with the report they got this week from Nick Wendell, Executive Director of the Board of Technical Education.