Tickets Flew in July for Minnesota Speeders

Law enforcement handed out over 16,000 speeding tickets in Minnesota during a stepped up enforcement campaign July 10th through the 26th.

Iowa Recovering from Bird Flu

The Iowa Department of Agriculture and the U-S Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday that a turkey farm that was infected with the bird flu completed the cleaning and disinfection process and is starting over.

Sioux City to Implement Body Cameras on Law Enforcement

The police department in Sioux City, Iowa, is the latest in the region to test body cameras.

Gas Prices Could Continue Falling

Nebraska’s gasoline prices are the lowest they’ve been in August in six years.

Thousands Tour Discovery Barn at Sioux Empire Fair

Thousands of Sioux Falls area consumers are leaning more about farming and food production as they tour the Pipestone Discovery Barn.

Corps of Engineers Doubtful of New Regulations

Internal memos released by the House Oversight and Government Reform committee reveal that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers believe the Waters of the U.S. rule will not hold up in court.

Wind Projects Impact Property Values

Windfarm expert and Certified Real Estate Appraiser, Mike McCann spoke about wind farms and property values at a pair of stops in South Dakota this week.

EPA Under Fire After Changes to RFS

American Coalition for Ethanol leaders say the Environmental Protection Agency has taken the Renewable Fuel Standard away from its initial purpose.

Country of Origin Labeling Debate Continues

The Obama administration is defending mandatory country of origin labeling at the World Trade Organization despite efforts in Congress to repeal or change the law.

Payday Loan Question Likely To Make South Dakota Ballot

It looks like South Dakota voters next year will have a chance to decide on an interest rate ceiling on payday loans.