Iowa Landowner Gets Odd Proposal from Pipeline Company

A Southeast Iowa landowner claims an oil company representative offered him the services of a prostitute in exchange for allowing access on his property to the pipeline.

South Dakota State University Adds Two Minors

South Dakota State University’s College of Agriculture has two new minors and an addition from another department.

House Committee to Look at Rail Regulations

The House Transportation subcommittee will hold a hearing looking at freight rail regulations this week.

Wayne State College to Welcome New President

After serving South Dakota State University for 29 years, with 15 of those as the Vice President of Student Affairs, Marysz Rames is headed to Nebraska.

South Dakota Study Committee to Focus on County Government

One of the summer study committees of the South Dakota legislature this year will look at county government, focusing on finances.

Tornado Recovery Will Take Some Time

The recovery phase of the tornado that hit Delmont on Sunday morning will take some time.

Road to Recovery Continues for Delmont, South Dakota

The work will continue for some time in the wake of the tornado that hit Delmont on Sunday morning.

Jacks Lose Women’s Cager

South Dakota State University women’s basketball player Chynna Stevens is leaving Brookings to play for the University of San Diego.

Extra Inning Loss For Twins

Ian Kinsler’s RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning lifted the Detroit Tigers to a 2-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night.

Another Chance For Hicks

The Minnesota Twins are giving center fielder Aaron Hicks another shot at the major leagues.