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Huskers Fall To Big 10 Leader

Sam Dekker matched his career high with 21 points, and No. 5 Wisconsin built a big lead early and then held off Nebraska’s late comeback bid for a 65-55 victory on Tuesday night.

Augustana Near The Top

Augustana College men’s basketball earned one first-place vote and 384 points and is ranked No. 2 in this week’s National Association of Basketball Coaches Top 25 Poll.

GPAC Honors Weekly Best

The Great Plains Athletic Conference has released its weekly winners of basketball Players of the Week.

Coyote Thrower In Spotlight

South Dakota senior Kyle McKelvey earned his second career Summit League Men’s Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Week honor for the period ended Feb. 8, as released by the league office on Tuesday.

SDSU, USD Dominate Awards

Weekly honors for the top swimmers and divers in the Summit League were dominated by athletes from South Dakota State and South Dakota.

Nebraska Senator Visits Southern Border

Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse says the southern border should be a higher priority.

Funding Formula Change for Iowa Universities

Some are criticizing a change to the Iowa university funding formula, charging it as a political move against the University of Iowa.

Compromise Proposed on Iowa School Start Date

Iowa Public Schools’ start dates have been an issue for the Iowa legislature, but a compromise has been proposed.

Yankton City Commission to Buy Land Adjacent to Highway 50

As part of a reconstruction plan, the Yankton City Commission has agreed to buy land by East Highway 50.

Rounds Adjusting To New Job

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds has been in office a little more than a month.

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