State Senator Headed to China

South Dakota Senator, Dan Lederman, is headed to China to make connections and talk possible markets.

South Dakota Legislators Gearing Up for 2015 Session

State Senator, Bernie Hunhoff, already has bills in the works to address some issues within the state.

Rail Board Says Backlog Is Seeing Progress

The State Rail Board has been working to improve grain shipments and eliminate the rail backlog.

November Business Conditions Index Lower for Midwest

Dr. Ernie Goss says while the index is lower, the optimism for the next several months is higher.

Vikings Bat Down Carolina

Adam Thielen and Everson Griffen each returned blocked punts by Minnesota for touchdowns, the fifth time in league history one team had two in the same game, and the Vikings beat Carolina 31-13.

Pelini Gets The Axe

Bo Pelini has been fired as Nebraska’s football coach after a seven-year stint marked by his inability to restore the program to sustained national prominence and a number of embarrassing losses in big games.

SDSU Men Lose, Women Win

South Dakota State’s basketball teams split a pair of Sunday games away from Frost Arena.

Coyotes Win A Pair

University of South Dakota basketball teams scored a pair of road wins on Sunday.

Jacks Advance In Playoffs

Zach Zenner accounted for 324 all-purpose yards and scored a career-high five touchdowns to lead South Dakota State to a 47-40 victory over Montana State Saturday in the opening round of the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.

Morningside In Semifinals

Morningside, Southern Oregon, Marian (Ind.) and Saint Xavier (Ill.) kept their national title hopes alive with wins in the quarterfinals of the 2014 NAIA Football Championship Series.