SD State Vet Says New Timeline for USDA RFID Proposal

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has pulled back it’s proposal and timeline for when RFID or Radio Frequency Identification Tags…

North Dakota Hemp Plan Rejected

The North Dakota Department of Agriculture has already had its state hemp plan rejected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.…

More Open Beef Cows This Fall

The percentage of open beef cows this fall and winter is up compared to past years. In fact, many livestock…

SDSU Lamb Bonanza Highlights Growing Sheep Industry

South Dakota’s growing sheep and wool industry will be showcased at the 28th Annual SDSU Lamb Bonanza Saturday, January 4…

Yankton County Commission Approves Raises for 2020

At their final meeting of the year this week, the Yankton County Commission voted to give their employees a two-point four percent raise.

South Dakota State Employees to Push for Summer Study

After getting a two and a half percent raise this year, state employees in South Dakota are facing a wage freeze next year due to lower than expected growth in sales taxes.

Northeast Nebraska Bridges Repaired, Replaced

It took several months but all the bridges damaged and washed out from the March flooding in northeast Nebraska are repaired and replaced.

Semester Break for the USD Law School

The new Dean at the University of South Dakota School of Law says the first semester went quickly and he is preparing for the spring semester.

Hawkeyes Move Up

Iowa, now 10-3, has climbed to #23 in this week’s Associated Press men’s basketball poll.

Minnesota Women Advance

The new Associated Press women’s basketball has added Minnesota to the top 25.