Iowa High School Students Get More College Credit Than Counterparts in Other States

New information from the Iowa Department of Education shows Iowa high school students are getting in more college class credit than their counterparts in other states

Controversial Firework Bill Up for a Vote in The Minnesota State House This afternoon

Bottle rockets, firecrackers and other aerial fireworks would be legal in Minnesota under a controversial bill up for a vote in the state House this afternoon (4pm start).

SDSU Needs More Iowa Students to Break Even

The South Dakota Board of Regents has approved lowering tuition rates for students from Iowa to in state levels.

SD Legislators to Set Summer Study Committees

The Executive Board of the South Dakota Legislature will gather next Monday to set up the summer study schedule.

Yankton City Commission to see Updated Retail Study

A retail study was done in the Yankton area in the past couple of years. City Manager Amy Nelson says they will have information on an update at the city commission meeting tonight.

WNAX Honored at Regional Journalism Conference

WNAX Radio was honored with several “Eric Sevareid” awards at the Midwest Broadcast Journalism Conference over the weekend in Bloomington Minnesota.

Twin’s start season 0-6

Speedy pinch runner Terrance Gore streaked home on a wild pitch with two outs in the 10th inning, scoring with a headfirst slide to lift the Kansas City Royals over the winless Minnesota Twins 4-3 Sunday.

Nebraska Catholic Schools Oppose Gender Rule Change

The Nebraska Catholic Conference says the issue over the Nebraska School Activities Association’s transgender student participation policy will not end.

Minnesota Cracking Down on Distracted Driving

A crackdown on distracted driving kicks off this week in Minnesota.

SD Senator John Thune Calls for Harder Line Against ISIS

South Dakota Senator John Thune says the US has to take a more active role in defeating ISIS.