Entire Sioux City Community School District Placed on Lockdown

The entire Sioux City Community School District was placed on lockdown this (Wednesday) morning after a threatening call was received around 8:20 a-m at the administration building.

Iowa Legislators Balk at Continuing to Provide State Tax Dollars to World Food Prize Foundation

Some Iowa legislators are balking at the idea of continuing to provide state tax dollars to the World Food Prize Foundation.

2016 SD Legislature Dealt With “Significant Issues”

Calling it a year of “significant action” Dave Owen, President of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce and Industry, says this year’s session passed some major legislation.

Keystone Pipeline Restarted; Clean Up Continues Following Leak in Hutchinson County

Oil shipments through the Keystone pipeline have restarted following the repair of a leak in the pipe south of Freeman.

Tribal Week of Action Offers Insurance Options

The Rural Office of Community Services in Lake Andes wants more Native Americans to take advantage of insurance options offered under the Affordable Care Act.

Yankton County Commissioners Considering Insurance Cost Hike

Yankton County Commissioners are considering insurance options for their employees.

No Winner Take All in Nebraska

An effort to return Nebraska to a winner-take-all presidential elector system failed on final reading…by one vote.

Cain Powers Royals

Lorenzo Cain hit a three-run homer in the first inning, and the Kansas City Royals held on for a 3-2 win over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night.

Gophers Top Jackrabbits

Five Minnesota pitchers combined to strike out 10 batters and limit South Dakota State to four hits as the Golden Gophers won their fifth straight game with a 7-3 victory in non-conference baseball action Tuesday.

Creighton Edges Nebraska

A ninth inning run gave Creighton a 4-3 baseball win over Nebraska Tuesday night in Omaha in front of a crowd of 6,880 fans.