Armour School District Receives Grants Towards New Buses

Armour schools have received an $80,000 grant to replace four school buses.

New Beef Processing Facility Set to Open This Year

A beef processing plant set to open in Aberdeen, South Dakota is on schedule.

Hypoxia Task Force Realizing It’ll Take Time To Reach Goal Of Solving Problem

The Mississippi River watershed states have fallen short of their goal to reduce the hypoxia zone in the Gulf of Mexico.

Iowa Could Raise Gas Tax to Fund Roads

A vote could come next week to raise the Iowa gas tax.

Federal Gas Tax Could Increase

While many state legislature are debating increases to their gas taxes, federal legislation to do the same may not be far behind.

Stray Voltage Measure Backed By South Dakota Dairy Producers

Dairy producers in South Dakota support a measure to restrict the stray voltage because of the effects on dairy cows.

Bill Would Prohibit “Conversion Therapy”

A bill that would outlaw so-called “conversation therapy” for minors in Iowa has cleared a subcommittee in the Iowa Senate.

Bill Would Let Drunk Teens Call For Help

Nebraska legislators have advanced a bill that would hold harmless youth who call law enforcement in cases of alcohol poisoning.

Jacks Survive Western Illinois

South Dakota State made a season-high 13 3-pointers on Wednesday at Western Illinois, and the Jackrabbits needed every one of them as they hung on for a 79-77 win over the Fighting Leathernecks.

SDSU Women Score Road Win

Senior Megan Waytashek led the South Dakota State women’s basketball team to a 60-49 win over Omaha Wednesday night in Summit League action in Sapp Fieldhouse.