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High Winds and Frequent Showers Have Kept Many Iowa Farmers From Planting
The U-S-D-A crop report this week showed high winds and frequent showers kept many Iowa farmers from getting the planting season underway.
Reported Cases of STDs Reach an All-time High in Minnesota
Reported cases of sexually-transmitted diseases reached an all-time high in Minnesota of nearly 26-thousand in 2015
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts’ Tax Relief Measure May Look Different Than He Proposed
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts is likely to get his property tax relief measure, it just will look at lot different than when he proposed it to the legislature.
Debate Rages on About Proper Way to Finance and Monitor Iowa Water Quality Initiatives
Members of the Iowa House spent two hours last night (Monday) debating the proper way to finance and monitor NEW state-sponsored water quality initiatives.
Yankton Retail Sector Has Room to Grow
An updated study of the Yankton trade area shows room for growth in retail business, restaurants and hotels.
SD Senator Mike Rounds Pushing on IHS for Information
South Dakota’s Congressional Delegation has been pushing the Indian Health Service to fix issues with their health care delivery, or lack of, on reservations across the state.
Twins Lose Home Opener
Austin Jackson hit a two-run, two-out single in the fourth inning lifting the Chicago White Sox to a 4-1 victory Monday that spoiled Minnesota’s home opener and stuck the winless Twins with their seventh straight loss.
Timberwolves Fall To Rockets
James Harden scored 34 points and Dwight Howard had 19 points and eight rebounds to keep the Houston Rockets’ playoff hopes alive with a 129-105 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night.
Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer Talks North Korea Tension
Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer visited Japan, South Korea and Australia during a congressional visit over Easter break
