Nebraska Revenue Shows Improvement

The state revenue forecast has been revised upward by about seventeen million dollars, and Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts says the money should help property owners.

Home Instead in Sioux Falls launching a new public education program called “Let’s Talk about Rx,”

Home Instead in Sioux Falls, has launched a new public education program called “Let’s Talk about Rx.”

SDSU Opening Football Stadium with “Jacks Bash”

South Dakota State University plans to celebrate their new stadium with a concert featuring country music artist Luke Bryan.

Gun Permits Continue Surge in SD

Applications for conceal carry pistol permits in South Dakota are continuing at a record pace in 2016.

SD Budget Writers Working on Details

While debate continues on bills in both house of the South Dakota Legislature, lawmakers on the Appropriations Committees continue to slog through the numbers.

Mid America Economy Showing Positive Signs

The Creighton University Mid-America Business Conditions Index for February, a leading economic indicator for a nine-state region stretching from Arkansas to North Dakota, expanded for a second straight month.

NSIC Title Matchups Set

Both #1 seeds were beaten in Monday’s Northern Sun Conference women’s basketball tourney while both #1 seeds advanced to the title game in the men’s bracket.

South Dakota Teams Compete

South Dakota boys and girls high school basketball teams were involved in postseason play Monday.

Nebraska Group Fighting Death Penalty Repeal

Nebraskans for the Death Penalty is planning a “Repeal the Repeal” campaign.

Nebraska Boys Advance

With the girls state tournament awaiting Thursday, Nebraska boys squared off in post season playoff action Monday.