Nebraska Lawmakers Reject Extended Term Limits

Nebraska lawmakers have rejected a proposal to alter legislative term limits.

Iowa Businesses Challenged to Volunteer

Today is the start of the seven-and-a-half week long “Give Back Iowa Challenge.”

Nebraska Continues Gas Tax Debate

Nebraska lawmakers have advanced to final round a six-cent increase in the state gas tax

President Obama Coming to Watertown in May

President Obama is coming to South Dakota after all.

Highway 50 Bid Rejected in Yankton

Plans for major reconstruction of Highway 50 through Yankton are on hold after the single bid for the project was rejected.

SD Schools Deal With Two Percent Increase

The South Dakota legislature this year increased state aid to schools by two percent.

Funds Available Through Agricultural Conservation Easement Program

The Natural Resources Conservation Service is making $332 million available for financial and technical assistance through the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program.

President Continues Linkage to Cuban Markets

Over the weekend President Obama attended the Summit of the America’s in Panama and met with Cuban President Raul Castro.

U.S. Beef and Pork Producers Given Better Access to Southern International Markets

The United States Department of Agriculture has reached agreements allowing U.S. beef and pork producers greater access to consumers in…

Three Iowa Cooperatives Voting on Possible Merger

Members of United Farmers Cooperative, Farmers Elevator Cooperative and Cooperative Elevator Association are voting on a possible merger of the three entities.