Delmont Tornado Victims Continue Cleaning

Cleanup continues for residents of Delmont, South Dakota after a May tornado.

Soybean Leaders Fight Clean Water Rule

The American Soybean Association is calling on Congress to take legislative action to prevent EPA from implementing their Clean Water Rule.

Nebraska Corn Growers Unhappy with Volume Obligations

Some Nebraska corn growers are not happy with lower ethanol volume requirements.

World Trade Organization Rules Against India

The World Trade Organization has ruled against India for its ban on various U.S. agricultural products including poultry, eggs and live pigs.

New Law to Address Commodity Futures Trading

The U.S. House is expected to debate, and possibly vote, on a measure that would roll back some Dodd Frank regulations.

Executive Session Changes Proposed

The Yankton City Commission will discuss a possible change to how executive sessions are conducted.

Thune Concerned About Instability In Mideast

The mid-east seems to becoming more unstable by the day, with the latest news that a rocket was fired be rebels from Yemen into Saudi Arabia.

Jackley Defends Election Laws

The conviction of Dr. Annette Bosworth on twelve election related charges should not stop anyone from running for office.

Rules Committee Meets

The Rules Review Committee of the South Dakota legislature meets today in Pierre.

Internet Sales Tax Working Through Congress

A bill that would allow states to collect sales taxes on internet purchases made by their citizens appears to be making progress in Congress.