Coyotes Fall In Denver

Denver freshman Thomas Neff scored a season-high 16 points and Marcus Byrd added 14 more to lead the Pioneers to a 66-52 win against South Dakota Thursday at Magness Arena.

Hawkeyes Suffer Big 10 Setback

Robert Carter Jr. and Rasheed Sulaimon each scored 17 points, and No. 8 Maryland beat No. 3 Iowa 74-68 on Thursday night, ending the Hawkeyes’ nine-game winning streak.

Judge Denies Viking Request

A federal judge has denied the Minnesota Vikings’ request for a preliminary injunction that would have forced Wells Fargo to remove or cover two rooftop signs near the new stadium.

Chronic Diseases Costs Minnesota

A new report finds that chronic disease can be costly for Minnesotans.

Iowa Wind Power Jumps Up

The American Wind Energy Association’s fourth quarter report shows Iowa has moved one rung from the top when it comes to producing power from the wind.

Nebraska Senators Fail to End Filibuster Over City Gun Laws

Supporters of a bill in the Nebraska legislature that would have prohibited cities from adopting gun laws stricter than state law fail to overcome a filibuster…by one vote.

Nebraska Steps Up to Fight Human Trafficking

A group representing local, state and federal enforcement agencies gathered in Omaha to outline a strategy on how to combat the human trafficking problem in the state.

SD House Committee Defeats a Welfare Drug Testing Bill

The Health and Human Services Committee of the South Dakota Legislature killed a bill that would have required drug testing for welfare applicants under age 65 before they receive food stamps or cash assistance.

Dakota Access Pipeline Backers Working on Final Easements

The Dakota Access Pipeline Project continues to secure the necessary easements in preparation of construction of the more than eleven hundred mile crude oil pipeline.

SD Ballot Issue Backers Ready for the Campaign

“Marsy’s Law for South Dakota,” an organization composed of citizens and victim rights advocates, is ready to start the campaign for their ballot issue.