Nebraska Senator Skeptical of Iran Nuclear Deal

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer worries the United States might have given too much away to reach a deal with Iran to delay its nuclear program.

Yankton County Property Taxes Increase

The Yankton County Commission voted at a special meeting today to increase property taxes to fund road maintenance projects.

Pipeline Debate Continues

The debate continues in the Northern Plains as to whether or not the Dakota Access Pipeline will be approved.

Corn Congress in Washington This Week

National Corn Growers Association members are in Washington D.C. this week attending their Corn Congress and holiday a Rally for Rural America.

Bill Establishing Naitonal Standard for GMO and Biotech Labeling

The House Agriculture Committee overwhelmingly approved the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act.

South Dakota Highway Patrol Finds Too Many Drunk Drivers

The number of people driving under the influence of alcohol is still too high for the South Dakota Highway Patrol.

Missouri River Used as Teaching Tool at USD

Students in a number of courses at the University of South Dakota this fall will find the Missouri River being used as a teaching tool.

Ambulance Services Lacking Staff

Many rural areas in South Dakota are having a difficult time finding enough people to fully staff their ambulance services.

South Dakota Ends Fiscal Year with Budget Surplus

The State of South Dakota ended the 2015 fiscal year June 30th with another budget surplus.

Dozier, Perkins Contribute

The two Minnesota Twins players named to the American League All Star squad played key roles in their team’s win over the National League Tuesday night.