Delmont, South Dakota Hit With Tornado

An afternoon of storms swept through the region yesterday, bringing severe thunderstorms and reports of tornadoes. One of those tornadoes…

Iowa Law to Help Victims of Domestic Abuse

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad has signed a bill into law that’s designed to help victims of domestic abuse, stalking, sex abuse and human trafficking who want to keep their address secret, so their abuser can’t find them.

Iowa Governor Urges Legislators to Solve Next Year’s School Funding Early

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad is challenging legislators to make a decision about state aid for Iowa’s public schools for NEXT year.

Nebraska Governor Vetoes Increase in Gas Tax

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has vetoed a bill that would have increased the state gas tax by six cents over the next four years.

Eagles Near Construction in Yankton Have Hatched

As construction continues on new wells for the City of Yankton, on the north bank of the Missouri River, crews have been keeping an eye on an eagle nest in a tree on the Nebraska side of the river.

South Dakota Farmers Union to Rally in Watertown

South Dakota Farmers Union members are rallying in Watertown Friday afternoon in support of Country of Origin Labeling.

Nebraska Senators Pass Property Tax Relief

Nebraska State Senators have passed a budget bill to the final round that contains $4 million more annually in the property tax credit relief fund.

Buffer Zone Compromise Underway

One of Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton’s priorities this legislative session is improving water quality in the state.

A Small Community Makes for a Big Army

At first glance, he might look like a typical 13 year old, but Eli Kortan from Colome, South Dakota has a personality that touches everyone he meets.

Postal Workers To Hold Food Drive

Tomorrow (Saturday) is the 23rd anniversary of the nation’s largest food drive, and Feeding South Dakota is hoping to break their record.