Viger Finalist For Award

Augustana baseball’s Tony Viger has been named one of eight finalists for the 2014 Tino Martinez Award, D2 baseballnews.com and College Baseball Lineup announced Friday.

Sales Tax Revenue Up

Sales tax reports from the South Dakota Department of Revenue show increases in the first quarter of the year.

State-Tribal Relations Committee To Meet

The State-Tribal Relations Committee of the South Dakota legislature meets today in Pierre.

Students Hit Workforce

This is the time of year when some students have graduated and are looking to start their careers, while others are looking for a summer job before returning to the teachers and books in the fall.

Iowa Drops In Senior Health Rankings

Iowa has dropped a few spots in an annual ranking of the states on the health of adults aged 65 and older.

Fischer Calls For Shinseki’s Resignation

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer is calling for the resignation of Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki for his failed leadership in addressing the growing national scandal surrounding the agency.

It Could Be A Hot Summer

Our ever unpredictable weather is changing again.

AG Warns of E-Bay Hack

Attorney General Marty Jackley is warning South Dakota consumers to review their eBay account information for any suspicious activity in response to the massive data breach.

South Dakota State Fair Receives Donation

The donations continue to mount as the Capital Campaign to raise money for the new 4-H Exhibit Hall on the South Dakota state fairgrounds moves forward..

Huskers Triumph, Hawkeyes Survive

Nebraska won its second straight and Iowa survived an elimination game on day two of the Big Ten baseball tournament in Omaha.