Nebraska Joins Other States Suing Federal Government

Late last week Nebraska became the 10th state to sue the federal government over the Department of Justice’s guidance that expects public schools to accommodate transgender students

SD Senator John Thune Says More Needs to be Done to Protect Travelers

South Dakota Senator John Thune says post-9/11 security policies have made flights safer, but more needs to be done to protect travelers on the ground.

SD Legislative Committee Approves Conflict Free Rules

The Rules Review Committee of the South Dakota Legislature approved guidelines that bring the state into compliance with federal rules dealing with care for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

SD Delegates Get Ready for GOP Convention

The national Republican Convention opens Monday in Cleveland, and will end with the nomination of Donald Trump as the GOP Presidential candidate.

SD Governments Dealing with New Conflict of Interest Law

Local governments across South Dakota will have to be more careful in dealing with potential conflicts of interest.

Batting Title Gets Carew Name

The American League and National League batting titles have been renamed after two of the greatest hitters in Major League Baseball history.

Royals Duo Powers A.L.

Eric Hosmer and Salvador Perez made sure the Kansas City Royals will start at home, sweet, home if they get a chance to defend their World Series title.

Husker Trio On Olympic Squad

Outside hitter Jordan Larson from Hooper, Nebraska, and setter Courtney Thompson have been named to the U.S. women’s volleyball roster for the upcoming Rio Olympics by coach Karch Kiraly.

Summit Women’s Schedule Set

The Summit League announced its 2016-17 women’s basketball schedule with each of the nine teams playing a 16-game double round-robin schedule.

GPAC Vetting Jamestown

The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) is continuing to work with the University of Jamestown (ND) on their potential membership in the conference