Sen Grassley Suggests April for New SCOTUS Justice

Sen Grassley Suggests April for New SCOTUS Justice

Two South Dakota Community Health Providers to Merge

Horizon Health Care and allPOINTS Health Services are merging, which will form a network of thirty-one medical, dental and school based clinics across South Dakota.

Former FTSB Employee Charged with Faulty Safety Certifications

Former FTSB Employee Charged with Faulty Safety Certifications

SD Senate Delays Action on IM22 Repeal

The South Dakota Senate has postponed action on a bill that would repeal most of a voter approved government ethics overhaul.

Trans Gender Bill Emerges in the SD Legislature

A bill introduced this week into the South Dakota Legislature would require public school students to use the locker rooms, shower rooms and changing facilities matching their gender at birth.

Strong Push for Final ACA Sign Up in South Dakota

The final deadline for people to sign up for insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act is approaching.

Iowa Legislators Begin Budget Cutting

Republicans in the Iowa Senate have sent the House a plan that cuts the current year’s state budget

Yankton City Commission Working on a Plan

The Yankton City Commission held several strategic planning sessions earlier this month. Those plans will be focused in the months ahead.

USD Women Gain Revenge

South Dakota used a 16-3 run to close the second half as the Coyotes came away with a 80-48 win over North Dakota State inside the Sanford Coyote Sports Center on Thursday night.

Huskers Lose Fifth Straight

Dererk Pardon dominated with 19 points and a career-high 22 rebounds to lead Northwestern to a 73-61 victory over struggling Nebraska on Thursday night.