Royals Fall To Sox

Chris Sale pitched seven effective innings and Adam Dunn had two RBIs to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 3-1 victory over the slumping Kansas City Royals on Monday night.

SDSU Women Get Schedule

Matchups with seven teams that played in the postseason a year ago, a pair of Big East opponents and a Southeastern Conference foe highlight the 2014-15 South Dakota State women’s basketball schedule.

Gopher Great Passes On

Bob McNamara, an All-American football player for Minnesota in the 1950s and later a major fundraiser for the university, has died.

Timberwolves Sign Hummel

The Minnesota Timberwolves have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with Robbie Hummel.

Algae Alert Issued

A health alert for toxic blue-green algae has been announced for multiple areas in Nebraska.

Rail Car Shortage Continues

A delegation of state officials was scheduled to travel to Washington last Friday and meet with the Surface Transportation Board about ongoing railroad shipment issues and delays.

Johnson Supports President On Border Issue

President Obama has requested that Congress earmark about four billion dollars to help the federal government slow down the flow of illegal immigrants coming across the US southern border.

Rounds Travels To Texas

South Dakota Senate candidate Mike Rounds recently spent some time in Texas, visiting the US – Mexican border, trying to get a handle on the border crossing by illegal immigrants.

Legacy Of Yankton College Continues

Yankton College may have closed thirty years ago, but the alumni and board are still active and still awarding scholarships.

Report Critical Of Iowa Water Quality

A report from the Iowa Policy Project (IPP) is critical of the state’s current strategies to fight water pollution.