Freeman Public School District Sets Opt Out Election

Voters in the Freeman Public School District will decide on a six hundred-thousand-dollar property tax opt out on August twenty ninth.

Falling Trees Threaten to Clog the James River

The James River that flows north to south across eastern South Dakota, has had a problem with erosion, and trees falling into the river for many years.

Nebraska School Administrators Gather in Kearney

In a run up to the start of classes later this month, school administrators from across Nebraska gathered in Kearney last week.

Dry & Warm July in Iowa

Iowa State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says the overall figures give only a partial picture of the weather situation

SD Health Care Providers Watching Washington Reform Efforts

The failure of the US Senate to pass a repeal of the Affordable Care Act adds another layer of uncertainty for health care providers.

Santana Pitches, Hits Twins To Win

Ervin Santana threw a four-hitter for his major league-best fifth complete game and hit a two-run single to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 5-2 victory against the San Diego Padres on Wednesday.

Royals Swept By Orioles

Jeremy Hellickson threw seven outstanding innings in his Orioles debut, Caleb Joseph homered and Baltimore beat the Kansas City Royals 6-0 Wednesday night to complete a three-game sweep.

Summit Releases Schedule

The Summit League announced its 2017-18 women’s basketball schedule with each of the eight teams playing a 14-game double round-robin schedule.

USD Duo Represents USA

South Dakota pole vaulters Emily Grove and Chris Nilsen will represent the United States at the 2017 IAAF World Championships this weekend at London Stadium in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

SD PUC Looking for Farm Tap Solution

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission listened to a proposal from Mid American Energy to take over service to about two hundred “farm taps” in the state.