Water Releases From Reservoir On Missouri River Won’t Drop as Much

Water Releases From Reservoir On Missouri River Won’t Drop as Much

SD House Speaker Mark Mickelson; Counties Have to Come up With a Development Plan

Future state aid to counties may be tied to what those counties are doing for themselves.

SD Congressional Candidate Dusty Johnson; More Expected of Public Figures

Sexual harassment charges have ended the careers of politicians like Minnesota Senator Al Franken, and media personalities like Garrison Keillor and Matt Lauer.

South Dakota State Workers Come Up Short Again

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard is recommending no pay raises for state workers next year. That was included in his budget recommendation to the legislature.

Legislation Needed Following Oil Pipeline Leak in Northeast South Dakota

A state Senator who inspected a crude oil pipeline leak in his district says he will bring enhanced legislation to next year’s session.

Minnesota State Lawmakers Question REAL ID Preparations

Minnesota state lawmakers grilled Dayton administration officials again on continuing problems with the state’s new vehicle registration system

Minnesota State Patrol Issues Warnings for Passing School Busses

Minnesota public safety officials are reminding motorists to follow the law when it comes to stopping for school buses.

Nebraska State Senators Backing Election Changes

State Senator John Murante says there were two convictions for voter fraud in Nebraska this year.

Jacks Host Quarterfinal

For the second year in a row, the South Dakota State University football team has reached the quarterfinals of the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.

Iowa State University Tracking Smart Small Towns

An Iowa State University rural sociologist has identified a dozen small towns in Iowa where the quality of life is thriving despite losses in population.