Iowa Tourney Rolls On

Another day of action in the Iowa boys basketball tourney Thursday produced semifinal results in two classes.

Heineman Pushes For Tax Cuts

Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman is still pressing for a larger tax cut package from the legislative session, though lawmakers seem to be resistant.

Nebraska Unveils Tourism Program

he Nebraska Tourism Commission is getting ready for summer vacation season.

Sioux City Sues Over Traffic Cameras

Sioux City has filed a lawsuit seeking to block the state Department of Transportation’s new rules limiting traffic enforcement cameras.

Protest At Iowa Board Of Regents Meeting

A group of chanting protesters surprised the Iowa Board of Regents meeting in Iowa City Wednesday.

SD Legislature Revives Text Ban Bill

A bill to ban texting while driving was dead in the SD legislature, but it is back for more debate.

Yankton School Board Considers Cell Tower Site

The Yankton School Board this week heard a proposal for a cell tower at the Yankton Middle School.

GPAC Pair Splits At National

It was a split for a pair of Great Plains Athletic Conference women’s basketball teams on day one of the NAIA national tourney in Sioux City.

Midland Gets First Round Win

The GPAC went one for one in Wednesday’s NAIA men’s opening round.

Twins Outslugged By Pirates

Pedro Alvarez and Travis Ishikawa hit long home runs to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-4 win over the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday.