Popcorn Money For Good Deeds

An international popcorn company based in northwest Iowa is celebrating one-hundred years as a family-owned business by giving cash grants to people or organizations who bring joy to others through good deeds.

Group Wants Parks To Work Together

A bipartisan group created for the development of Iowa’s parks wants to increase the sharing of resources between local, county and state parks by forming a regional park plan.

Minnesota to Host Super Bowl LII

MINNEAPOLIS (May 20, 2014) – The NFL announced today that Minnesota was selected to host Super Bowl LII. The February…

Travel Season Begins

After a long, cold winter and a wet, chilly spring, many Nebraskans are eagerly making plans for the first getaway of the summer season.

Mount Marty President Resigns

Mount Marty College president, Dr. Joseph Benoit, notified the Board of Trustees that effective yesterday. (May 19) he had decided to resign his position.

Mosquito Season Arriving

With the arrival of warm weather, mosquitoes will not be far behind, and with that the threat of West Nile disease once again.

Net Neutrality To Affect Internet Services

There has been a lot of talk in the news lately about “net neutrality”, and the role the Federal Communications Commission is taking.

Minnesota Makes Super Bowl Bid

With a new stadium on the way, Minnesota makes a pitch today to bring a Super Bowl to the Twin Cities.

Royals Fall To Sox

The Kansas City Royals let one get away Monday in a loss that dropped them into a tie for second in the Central Division with the Twins.

Coyotes Add Cager

South Dakota head men’s basketball coach Craig Smith has added Logan Power, a 6-foot-4 inch forward from Lincoln Christian High School in Lincoln, Ne.