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.

Iowa State Signs Pair

Iowa State has announced two new additions to its men’s basketball squad.

Husker Coach In Mishap

Lincoln police ticketed Nebraska men’s basketball coach Tim Miles for negligent driving after he was involved in a three-vehicle accident.

Nebraska Group Pushes For Higher Minimum Wage

There is an effort by Nebraskans for Better Wages to launch a petition drive to gather signatures in order to put a measure on the November ballot that would increase the state’s minimum wage to $9 an hour by 2016.

King Defends Opposition To Immigration Bill

Two key Democrats in the U.S. Senate say Steve King, Iowa’s Republican congressman, is to blame for the impasse in the nation’s capital over immigration reform.