China Tariff Waivers on Pork and Soybeans Good Sign?

Chinese officials announced they’re looking at waiving some retaliatory tariffs on some U.S. pork and soybeans. Minnesota Pork Producers Association…

Nebraska Farmers Union Eyes Property Tax and Hemp Production in Unicameral

Nebraska Farmers Union members approved six special orders of business at their recent convention in Norfolk and re-elected John Hansen…

WISHH Promoting Soy Protein in Developing Countries

The American Soybean Association’s WISHH committee, World Initiative for Soy in Human Health, is meeting in St. Louis this week.…

Yankton to Host More Major Archery Tournaments

The Yankton City Commission agreed to help fund transportation costs for upcoming archery tournaments.

Legislators Question Education Standards

South Dakota Education Department Secretary Ben Jones appeared before the legislatures Appropriations Committee in Pierre this week.

State Senator Meets with Yankton School Board

District 18 State Senator Craig Kennedy spoke to the Yankton School Board this week.

Jacks Lose On Road

South Dakota State men’s basketball was dealt a heartbreaker Tuesday evening at Colorado State, falling 72-68 in a tightly-contest matchup at Moby Arena.

GPAC Names Weekly Best

The Great Plains Athletic Conference has named its weekly basketball Players of the Week.

Coyotes Advance In Volleyball

South Dakota outlasted UT-Arlington in a hard-fought five-set battle on Tuesday inside the Sanford Coyote Sports Center in the quarterfinals of the National Invitational Volleyball Championships.

St. Cloud, Crookston End Football

Two Northern Sun Conference schools, St. Cloud State and Minnesota Crookston, have announced they are discontinuing their football programs.