New SDSU President Looking to Fall Classes, New Programs

The new President of South Dakota State University, Dr Barry Dunn says they are actively working toward the new school year that begins in August.

SD Representatives Pushing for More Changes at IHS

South Dakotas Congressional delegation has been pushing the Indian Health Service to make changes quickly to improve the health care provided to Native Americans on state reservations.

SD Doctors Warned of the Dangers of Opioid Addiction

Opioid addiction has become almost an epidemic in parts of the country, and South Dakota law enforcement is warning of the possible dangers.

Twins Drop Series

Evan Longoria homered for the fourth consecutive game, connecting twice, and the Tampa Bay Rays earned a 7-5 win against the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.

Indians Complete Sweep Of Royals

Francisco Lindor hit one of Cleveland’s four solo homers and drove in three runs, and the Indians completed a four-game sweep of the World Series champion Kansas City Royals with a rain-delayed 7-0 victory Sunday.

Gophers Baseball Ousted

Joel Davis and Ryne Birk had two RBIs apiece, and Mark Ecker struck out the final four Minnesota batters to help Texas A&M beat the Gophers 8-2 on Sunday night and win the NCAA Tournament’s College Station Regional.

Coyote Cagers Add Guard

University of South Dakota head men’s basketball coach Craig Smith has announced the signing of Trey Burch-Manning to a National Letter of Intent.

Iowa Fourth District Primary Candidates Debate

Iowa Congressman Steve King and his Republican Primary challenger Rick Bertrand met Friday night in their only face-to-face forum of the campaign.

Fewer Iowans Gambling

A new survey finds a slight drop in the number of Iowans who reported gambling and also in those who experienced some symptoms of problem gambling.

Some Rural Nebraska Electric Co-ops Are Exploring Renewable Energy

Some rural Nebraska electric co-ops are exploring renewable energy