Carp Problem Continues

Sam Stukel, who heads up a Game, Fish and Parks Department study team in Yankton says they are seeing more and more Asian carp…

USD Holds Groundbreaking

The groundbreaking was held in Vermillion for the new USD Sports Performance Enhancement Complex.

Pilger Surviver Doesn’t Believe Town Will Rebuild

Residents of Pilger, Nebraska surveyed the damage after two tornadoes hit the town late Monday.

South Dakota Workers To Get Raises

State workers in South Dakota will be eligible for raises starting July first, with the beginning of the new fiscal year.

Daugaard Talks Higher Education

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has been talking to students about their post high school and career plans.

Branstad To Stay Out Of Party Leadership Battle

Iowa Republican Party leaders will meet June 28th to select a new chairman and Republican Governor Terry Branstad insists he is leaving the decision up to the party’s new board of directors.

Annalists Study Ways for Universities To Save

The analysts hired to conduct a study of ways to save money at the three state supported universities in Iowa estimate their recommendations could save between 30 and 80 million dollars a year.

Outlook Good For Nebraska Economy

Most surveyed Nebraska businesses report a positive outlook for the next six months in the latest survey by the UNL Bureau of Business Research.

Twins Waste Hughes Effort

Brock Holt scored both Boston runs, Jon Lester weathered a shaky start and pitched six-plus strong innings as the Red Sox held off the Minnesota Twins 2-1 on Tuesday night.

Royals Take Over Lead

Alex Gordon and Mike Moustakas homered as part of a seven-run second inning, and the Kansas City Royals took over first place in the AL Central on Tuesday night with their ninth straight victory, 11-4 over the Detroit Tigers.