SD Traffic Fatalities Tied to Not Using Seatbelts

The South Dakota Office of Highway Safety says 10 out of the 13 drivers or passengers who have died in motor vehicle crashes as of April 4th, were not wearing a seat belt…

Parker Man Files to Run for District 17 Senate

Shane Merrill of Parker, a democrat, has filed to run for the District 17 state Senate race.

Trans Canada Continues Search for Pipeline Leak in Hutchinson County

Crews working for Trans Canada continue to look for a potential leak in the Keystone oil pipeline south of Freeman.

Husker Coach Steps Down

The most successful coach in Nebraska women’s basketball history is stepping down.

Timberwolves Shock Warriors

The Golden State Warriors hit an unexpected obstacle on their quest for a record 73 wins, blowing a 17-point lead and losing 124-117 in overtime to the last-place Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday night.

Royals Lose Series Rematch

Noah Syndergaard threw six scoreless innings, Neil Walker hit his first homer with the Mets and New York beat Kansas City 2-0 Tuesday after the Royals were given their 2015 World Series rings.

Wild Losing Streak Continues

James Reimer made 29 saves for his third shutout in eight games and the San Jose Sharks beat the playoff-bound Minnesota Wild 3-0 on Tuesday night.

Viking Player Sues Police

Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Tom Johnson is suing Minneapolis and two of its police officers, accusing them of violating his civil rights by using a chemical spray and stun gun on him during a 2014 incident at a downtown nightclub.

Minnesota Bans State Employees from Traveling to North Carolina

Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton says he expects state employees will honor his ban on non-essential travel to North Carolina

Nebraska Lawmakers Advance Changes to Redistricting Process

A special citizen’s commission would redraw Nebraska political boundaries under a bill advancing in the Unicameral.