SD Board of Regents Hear Plans for Frost Arena Renovation at SDSU

South Dakota State University laid out plans to the Board of Regents this week for major upgrades to Frost Arena.

Lame Duck Congress Waiting on Final Spending Bill

Members of Congress are working to wrap up the current, lame duck session

Lincoln County Commission to Make Final Decision on Wind Tower Setbacks

The Lincoln County Commission will again consider a new, proposed set back of three quarters of a mile for any new wind power developments at their meeting later this month.

Jacks Rematch With Bison

The South Dakota State University football team will make its first-ever appearance in the Football Championship Subdivision quarterfinals Saturday, when it travels to Fargo for a matchup against fellow Missouri Valley Football Conference co-champion North Dakota State.

Hawkeyes Upset Cyclones

Peter Jok scored 23 points and Iowa upset 25th-ranked Iowa State 78-64 on Thursday, snapping a three-game losing streak against its instate rival.

Toronto No Fun For T-Wolves

DeMar DeRozan had 27 points, Kyle Lowry added 25 and the Raptors handed the Minnesota Timberwolves their 13th straight loss in Toronto, 124-110 on Thursday night.

SD Board of Regents Approve More Associate Degrees

The South Dakota Board of Regents, meeting this week at USD in Vermillion, has approved another round of two year, associate degrees.

Regulations Killing Nebraska Jobs

The Platte Institute for Economic Research is rolling out a new program next week called “Strong Jobs Nebraska”

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer Asks President to Halt Regulations

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer is among a group of 20 senators who are calling on President Obama to refrain from signing any more regulatory letters during his last six weeks in office.

Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smith Hopes the Nation Can Heal

A Nebraska Congressman hopes the nation can heal after a divisive election season.