FEMA Working Through Individual Claims

The Federal Emergency Management Agency wants to wrap up their work with individuals that had damage from the March storms and flooding.

South Dakota Farmer Escapes Crop Damage From Storm That Spawned 3 Tornadoes

This week, three tornadoes that brought strong winds and heavy rain did quite a bit of damage in Sioux Falls.…

Heavy Rain Pushing Rivers Back Up Again

Heavy rain this week is pushing rivers in eastern South Dakota to even higher flood stages.

South Dakota Farmers Union Still Asking For Hemp Legalization Despite Another Veto Threat

South Dakota Farmers Union leaders say they’ll continue working with state legislators on an interim committee to come up with…

SD Governor Kristi Noem Checks Storm Damage, Meets Officials in Sioux Falls

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem was in Sioux Falls Wednesday looking over damage from overnight storms and tornadoes and meeting with local officials.

STC Executive Director Says AMS Study On Infrastructure Points Out Funding Needs

The USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service has released an independent report that shows a lack of funding for infrastructure improvements is…

R-CALF Members Pressing Congress To Include COOL In USMCA

R-CALF members are heating up the pressure on Congress to bring forward an pass the USMCA trade agreement but only…

Conservation Groups Expand Legal Challenge Of Keystone XL Oil Pipeline

Five conservation groups including Bold Nebraska have expanded their legal challenge of the federal approval of the Keystone XL oil…

Nationals Slow Down Twins

Ryan Zimmerman homered and drove in three runs in support of Stephen Strasburg, who gave the Nationals six strong innings to beat the Twins 6-2 on Wednesday night for just their third win in the last nine games.

Royals Use Soler Power

Jorge Soler hit a pair of two-run homers among his career high-matching four hits, leading the Kansas City Royals to an 8-6 victory over the Chicago White Sox.