University of Minnesota’s Current Student Demand Exceeds Capacity

Student demand for clinical mental health services exceeds current capacity at the University of Minnesota and is expected to increase

Corps of Engineers Confident Upper Missouri River Dams Can Hold Highwater

Corps of Engineers officials are confident the upper Missouri River dams can handle the highwater levels of this spring

Bad News For Nebraskans with Individual Health Insurance

There is bad news for Nebraskans who have individual health insurance policies

SD Governor Dennis Daugaard; Closer to a Deal on Medicaid Expansion

South Dakota legislators may yet get a chance to decide on Medicaid expansion this summer.

Former Legislator Wins Senate Primary in SD District 19

Former legislator Stace Nelson of Fulton won the District 19 republican Senate nomination this week by defeating Caleb Finck of Tripp by a fifty eight to forty two percent margin.

SD Voters Should Prepare for Long November Ballot

The primary election this week was good practice for voters and county auditors.

Twins Win Another

Trevor Plouffe hit a two-run homer and drove in the winning run with a double off the right-field wall to help the Minnesota Twins keep up their power binge in a 7-5 victory over the Miami Marlins on Wednesday night.

Jacks Win Summit Cup

For the fourth year in a row and fifth time in six seasons, South Dakota State University Athletics has captured the Summit League Commissioner’s Cup.

Big Ten Tops Nation, Huskers 11th

The Big 10 Conference had the best average attendance for men’s basketball last season.

Summit Tourney Rates High

The Summit League Men’s Basketball Tournament ranked among the top-10 for highest average attendance during the 2015-16 Division I season according to the NCAA’s attendance report.