Nebraska Department of Roads Gets Added Funding

The Nebraska Department of Roads is looking for new projects after the federal transportation department released millions of dollars in unused funding.

Iowa Legislators Closing in on Budget Deal

Iowa legislative leaders from both political parties say there’s been progress in state budget negotiations, but a final product is far from ready.

SD Board of Regents Approves Long Term Contracts

The South Dakota Board of Regents will now allow multi-year contracts for certain head coaches, athletic directors and presidents.

SD Attorney General Marty Jackley; Charges Filed in EB-5 Case

Joop Bollen made his initial court appearance in Aberdeen Friday, in connection with his role in the financial misconduct case related to EB-5 visas, and the South Dakota Regional Center.

Charges Filed in EB5 Case; SD Senator Mike Rounds Says More Federal Oversight Needed

Felony charges have been filed against Joop Bolen of Aberdeen in connection with the EB-5 visa program.

Prescription Drug Addictions Becoming a Public Health Priority

The Obama Administration recently announced new policy that will take significant steps to expand access to drug addiction treatment, prevent prescription overdose deaths and increase community prevention strategies.

Coyotes Draw FGCU For Finale

Florida Gulf Coast University will make the trip from Fort Myers, Fla., to meet the University of South Dakota in Vermillion Saturday for the WNIT basketball title.

Twins In Final Tuneups

The Minnesota Twins wrapped up their spring stay in Florida with a 7-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox Thursday.

Greenway Returns To Vikings

Minnesota Vikings linebacker Chad Greenway says he is coming back for one more season in purple.

Long Term Contracts Approved

The South Dakota Board of Regents has modified its personnel policies to allow for the granting of multi-year contracts to certain head coaches, athletic directors and public university presidents.