Gopher Guard Will Sit Out

One of Minnesota’s top incoming freshmen has been denied medical clearance to play for the team.

Wessington Springs Hoping to Aid Delmont

“Been there, done that” might describe the attitude in Wessington Springs, South Dakota, as residents celebrate a year of recovery on June 18th, the same day a tornado ripped through their small town just one year ago.

Ricketts Advocates for Nebraska Agriculture in Europe

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has been answering a lot of questions about American agriculture during his trade mission to Europe.

Nebraska Death Penalty Repeal Still Under Scrutiny

Some Nebraskans believe the minimum wage issue was placed on the ballot to drive a certain block of voters to the polls that would in turn impact the results of other issues on the ballot.

Minnesota Legislature Finally Finished

Now that the special legislative session is over and all the bills are signed, Minnesotans are assessing how things went.

Food Bank Summer Struggles

The summer months are always difficult for the Food Bank for the Heartland.

Iowa Senator on the Fence About Country of Origin Labeling

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst, a Republican from Red Oak, says she is still trying to sort through the information before taking a stance on repealing labeling of meat products.

Trade Promotion Authority Still Up for Consideration

Trade Promotion Authority proponents will try to get TAA reconsidered this week Tuesday in the House.

Ag Truckers Granted a Waiver from Rest Requirements

America’s livestock producers have been granted a two year waiver from the U.S. Department of Transportation.

House to Readdress Trade Promotion Authority

The U.S. House are expected to resurrect the Trade Adjustment Assistance Act this week.