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Minnesota Livestock Producers Saw Record Profits in 2014

Strong prices and lower costs brought record profits to many Minnesota livestock producers in 2014.

Nebraska State Senate Passes Gas Tax Increase

Nebraska State Senators have given preliminary approval to an infrastructure funding bill that would raise the state gas tax six cents a gallon.

Daugaard: President Invited To South Dakota

President Obama visited Utah this week, leaving South Dakota as the only state that he has not yet visited during his term in office.

Nebraska Lawmakers Set Budget Framework

While Nebraska lawmakers will not debate the budget until later in the legislative session, the framework is being developed.

Iowa Lawmakers Disagree on Education Spending

Iowa lawmakers will take the long Easter weekend to reconsider one of the last roadblocks to ending the legislative session.

University Tuition Increasing in South Dakota

The South Dakota Board of Regents, meeting at USD this week, agreed on a five point eight percent increase in tuition for next fall.

Spring Fling Nearing End

Mike Napoli had a two-run homer in a seven-run sixth, and the Boston Red Sox beat Minnesota 8-5 on Thursday night after Twins starter Ervin Santana turned in five scoreless innings of one-hit ball.

Vikings Add Pair

The Minnesota Vikings have signed quarterback Mike Kafka and defensive end Caesar Rayford.

T-Wolves Center On Shelf

Minnesota Timberwolves center Nikola Pekovic will have surgery on the Achilles tendon on his right foot.

Wild A Goal Short

J.T. Miller scored the go-ahead goal in the third period to give the New York Rangers a 3-2 victory over the Wild on Thursday night that clinched the Metropolitan Division title.

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