Regulation Cuts Good News for SD Banks

As part of the Trump Administrations regulation cutting program, the Dodd-Frank banking rules may be rolled back.

SD Senator Mike Rounds; More Money Needed for the Military

President Trump is calling on Congress to lift spending caps, and expand the military budget by fifty-four billion dollars.

SD Using Quality of Life to Attract Younger Workers

Selling quality of life has become as important as job openings for state development experts,

Mid America Economy Continues Slow Growth

The Creighton University Mid-America Business Conditions Index, a leading economic indicator for a nine-state region stretching from Arkansas to North Dakota, rose for February, according the latest survey results.

GPAC Crowns Champs

Northwestern and Concordia took the titles Tuesday in the championship games of the Great Plains Athletic Conference men’s and women’s basketball tourneys.

NSIC Titles Decided

Southwest Minnesota State and Northern State captured the Northern Sun Conference men’s and women’s basketball titles Tuesday night.

SD Nurse Practitioner Bill Becomes Law

A bill that was quickly passed by both Houses of the South Dakota legislature, and signed by Governor Dennis Daugaard could lead to more health care options in rural areas.

Iowa State Stretches Streak

Senior Matt Thomas scored 25 points and No. 24 Iowa State held off a furious challenge from Oklahoma State on Tuesday night, winning 86-83 to close out its home schedule with its sixth straight win.

Minnesota Senate Approves Sunday Liquor Sales

The state Senate passed a bill (38-28) to lift the ban on Sunday liquor sales in Minnesota.

Peterson Becomes Free Agent

Adrian Peterson, Minnesota’s all-time leading rusher, will be an unrestricted free agent when the market opens next week.