One Dead in Hughes County Crash

One person died Wednesday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash east of Blunt.

BNSF Prepared In Light Of Pipeline Politics

BNSF Railway is prepared to handle additional volume resulting from shutdown of the Keystone XL Pipeline and uncertainty surrounding the…

Vaccine Supply Continues to Expand

Doses of Covid-19 vaccines continue to increase week to week.

Tight Real Estate Market

If you are selling a home, this is a good time, if you are buying….not so much.

Nebraska Cattle Group Testifies Against Inheritance Tax Reduction Bill

Former Nebraska Lieutenant Governor Lavon Heidemann representing the Nebraska Cattlemen Association testified against LB 310 heard recently in the Revenue…

South Dakota FFA Celebrating National FFA Week

This week through February 27 is National FFA week. South Dakota FFA President Samantha Olson says it’s been a challenging…

South Dakota Butcher Encouraged By Small Meat Processing Bill Reintroduction

South Dakota Senators John Thune and Mike Rounds along with several co-sponsors have reintroduced the Strengthening Local Processing Act. The…

Changing the Politics of the SD Board of Regents

A hoghoused bill that would change the political make up of the South Dakota Board of Regents passed out of the House Education Committee after some debate.

Quiet Flu Season

A side benefit of Covid-19 precautions seems to be very low flu numbers this winter.

Republican Complaints Rising about Next Stimulus Plan

As a one point nine trillion dollar economic stimulus plan sponsored by democrats starts moving in the US House, complaints are rising from republicans.