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Wind Company Gets Second Chance for Weather Towers

The Lincoln County South Dakota Commission has decided to give a wind company another chance to apply for a permit for their weather towers.

NCBA Dietician Calls for Producer Input on Dietary Guidelines

The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Health and Human Services department took testimony on proposed dietary guideline recommendations put forward by a committee charged with that task.

Area Athletes Dominate Summit

This year’s top track and field athletes in the Summit League came from the upper Midwest schools in the conference.

Twins Lose Pitchers Duel

Kyle Gibson struck seven in six strong innings for the Minnesota Twins in a 2-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday.

Peterson In Zimmer’s Plan

Vikings coach Mike Zimmer “fully expects” Adrian Peterson to be with the team for the 2015 season, adding Wednesday there are “no plans” to trade the star running back.

T-Wolves Fall In Overtime

Jordan Clarkson hit two free throws with 0.3 seconds left in overtime to send the Los Angeles Lakers over the Minnesota Timberwolves, 101-99 on Wednesday night.

MLS To Minnesota

Major League Soccer has committed to Minnesota, awarding an expansion franchise to start playing in 2018 with the expectation an outdoor stadium will be built before then

Sioux City Residents Homeless After Evacuating Apartments

Nearly two dozen Sioux City residents are homeless after the city “red tagged” the apartment building in which they lived.

State Aid to Public Schools Still Debated in Iowa Legislature

There was another meeting of key Iowa legislative leaders late Tuesday afternoon, but still no end to the statehouse stalemate over state aid to public schools.

Photo ID Law Debate In Unicameral

A US Supreme Court decision to let a voter photo ID law stand in Wisconsin reignited debate on the issue in the Nebraska Unicameral.

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