Iowa Boat Owners Face Registration Deadline

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says some 10-thousand boat owners are running out of time to register the hull identification number of their boats.

Center for Financial Resources Opens Student Loan Counseling Program

The Center for Financial Resources, a division of Lutheran Social Services, based in Sioux Falls, has announced the launch of their student loan counseling program.

SD Legislature Wraps Main Run of the 2016 Session, Heads Home Before Sunset

South Dakota lawmakers gave final passage to the state budget on Friday, and headed home before sunset.

SD Senator Mike Rounds Backing Republican Presidential Nominee

While not saying he would support Donald Trump for President, South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says he and his colleagues will support the republican nominee.

Yankton City Sales Tax Up This Year

Sales tax revenue for the City of Yankton continues to run ahead of last year, but the trend could be slowing.

Oil Pipeline Crossing Iowa Legislator’s Farm Land

An Iowa lawmaker waited to sign a lease agreement with a pipeline developer.

Jacks Draw Maryland In NCAA

The South Dakota State men’s basketball team learned on Sunday that the Jackrabbits would face Maryland when they return to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in five seasons.

Hawkeyes, Cyclones In Big Dance

Iowa and Iowa State didn’t finish the regular season strong, but both get a chance to regain their early season form as part of the NCAA basketball tournament field.

Augie Gains Sweet Sixteen

Top ranked Augustana has moved into the final game of the NCAA Division Two Central Regional with a 77-67 win over Nebraska Kearney Sunday night in Sioux Falls.

Mount Marty Rolls On

Quarterfinal action at the NAIA Women’s National Tournament in Sioux City wrapped up Saturday with a thrilling game leaving Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) stunned in an upset loss to No. 3 Mount Marty, 98-76.