There’s Still Time to Reserve a Campsite at Minnesota State Park

There’s Still Time to Reserve a Campsite at Minnesota State Park

Iowa Congressional Delegation Concerned with Impact of Trade Negotiations

Iowa Congressional Delegation Concerned with Impact of Trade Negotiations

SDSU Research Park Showing Economic Benefits

The Board of Regents got an update this week on the status of the South Dakota State University Research Park.

Much of Iowa Farmland Doesn’t Change Hands Often

Much of Iowa Farmland Doesn’t Change Hands Often

South Dakota Utilities Reporting Tax Breaks

Utilities in South Dakota are starting to report the benefits they are seeing from the federal tax cut that was passed late last year.

South Dakota Business Group Opposing Amendment “W”

A November ballot issue is already drawing organized opposition.

Ryan Brunner Running for Another Term as South Dakota Commissioner of School & Public Lands

Ryan Brunner, the current Commissioner of the South Dakota Office of School & Public Lands is running for another four-year term.

Agencies Can Help Nebraskans Stay Cool

Summertime heat is here and the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services wants residents to know there are services available for those who need help dealing with it.

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley Ready to Chair Hearings on New Supreme Court Justice

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he expects the president’s nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court will be a person who believes in following precedents

Twins Survive Extra Innings

Max Kepler drew a two-out walk with the bases loaded in the 13th inning and the Minnesota Twins outlasted the Chicago White Sox 2-1 Thursday.