Hawkeyes Lose Heartbreaker

L.J. Scott kept lunging forward, stretching the ball over the goal line for a touchdown with 27 seconds and No. 5 Michigan State edged No. 4 Iowa 16-13 Saturday in the Big Ten championship game.

Coyotes Stun Gophers

South Dakota overcame Minnesota’s game-tying tip-in at the end of regulation and a six-point deficit near the end of the first overtime to beat the Gophers 85-81 in double overtime Saturday in front of 10,754 at Williams Arena.

SDSU Women Hold Off UNC

The South Dakota State University women’s basketball team made the most of eight second-half field goals Saturday afternoon in a 66-62 win over Northern Colorado in front of 2,449 fans at Frost Arena.

USD Women Rout Foe

Six Coyotes scored in double figures as South Dakota ran away from Portland State 103-61 in the DakotaDome on Saturday afternoon.

Coyotes Favored In Track

As three-time defending Summit League Indoor Champions, it should come without surprise that the South Dakota men’s track and field team was picked as the Summit League pre-season favorites by the league’s head coaches.

Talking Politics in Iowa

The University of Iowa’s Public Policy Center is holding a forum on political discussion on the campus in Iowa City.

Names Released in Multiple Fatal Accident North of Yankton

Names have been released of those involved in a two-vehicle crash that killed three people Friday afternoon north of Yankton, S.D.

SD Senator John Thune; Transportation Compromise Good for SD

Congress has approved a five year, three hundred five billion dollar transportation funding bill.

Nebraska Businesses Looking for Holiday Help

Many Nebraska companies have had the “help wanted” sign out during the holiday season.

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer; Transportation Bill a Good Compromise

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer dismisses criticism of the compromise five-year, 305(B)Billion dollar transportation bill.