Northeast Nebraska Telephone Shares Millions with Customers

Customers of the Northeast Nebraska Telephone Company can look forward to getting a check in the mail.

South Dakota State Agencies Facing Worker Shortages

While current state employees in South Dakota are looking at another wage freeze this year, several agencies are dealing with chronic labor shortages.

SDSU Extension Helping Small Towns Survive

The South Dakota State University Extension Service is working with small towns to help them come up with long term plans for survival.

Daum Tops Summit Again

For the sixth time in the 2017-18 season, South Dakota State’s Mike Daum has been named the Summit League’s Athlete of the Week.

NSIC Tabs Weekly Best

The week’s top women’s basketball performers in the Northern Sun Conference have been announced.

USF Star Gets League Honor

A University of Sioux Falls standout is a weekly award winner for men’s basketball in the NSIC this week.

Weather Or Not

The extreme cold that settled over Minneapolis during the Super Bowl has some wondering if the NFL’s marquee event will ever return.

Iowa Schools Looking for Help with Transportation Costs

A state report indicates the fleet of yellow buses owned by Iowa’s public schools traveled more than 40 MILLION miles last year.

South Dakota House Committee Debates Control of University Tuition

The South Dakota House Education Committee debated a bill (HB1122) Monday that would have required legislative approval for tuition and fee increases at the state’s universities.

Iowa Lawmakers Debate Limiting Liability for Bar Owners

An Iowa Senate committee has approved legislation that would limit the liability for Iowa businesses accused of over-serving a customer involved in a drunk driving crash.