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Yankton to Host Two World Archery Tournaments

Two more world archery tournaments will be held in Yankton.

SD Looking at Work Force Options

While there have been several legislative measures backing workforce development in the past few years, there probably will not be a similar effort in the 2016 session.

Nebraska Lawmakers Challenged by Property Tax Relief

When Nebraska lawmakers meet again in January, they face a number of challenges regarding property tax reform.

Huskers To Play For Title

Kadie Rolfzen had 14 kills to lead a balanced Nebraska attack, and the Cornhuskers beat Kansas in four sets in the NCAA volleyball semifinals Thursday night.

Coyotes Succeed In Double OT

South Dakota senior Tre Burnette hit a spinning jumper from the left side of the lane with 1.2 seconds left to give the Coyotes a 92-91, double-overtime win against Milwaukee Thursday at Panther Arena.

USD Women Crush DWU

South Dakota senior guard Tia Hemiller put away a career high 22 points as the Coyotes cruised past Dakota Wesleyan 94-54 inside the DakotaDome Thursday night.

Twins Boost Spring Roster

The Minnesota Twins have agreed to minor league contracts with former outfielders Joe Benson and Darin Mastroianni, who are among 22 non-roster players invited to big league spring training.

Wild Top Rangers

Devan Dubnyk made 21 saves in his return to action and Mikko Koivu had two goals and an assist for the Minnesota Wild in a 5-2 win over the New York Rangers on Thursday night.

New Notification System for Nebraska Drivers

Nebraska vehicle owners have a new way to receive notice that their registration and license plates are due.

Sioux City Lowers Fines from Speed Cameras

The city council in Sioux City is taking steps to lower the fines charged to motorists caught on speed cameras.

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