South Dakota Dicamba Cut Off Date Is June 30

The wet spring and record planting delays mean soybean development is behind, but the South Dakota Department of Agriculture is…

South Dakota Office of Emergency Management Updates Disaster Declaration

While over forty million dollars in damages to public infrastructure was reported following the March storms and flooding, most of that is concentrated in the south east part of the state.

Grain Shipments On Inland Waterways Continue To Be Stalled

The shipment of U.S. grain to export markets from Midwestern states on the inland waterways continues to be stalled by…

Yankton County Waiting on State & Federal Resources

Estimates from the Federal Emergency Management Agency put flood related damages in Yankton County at just under twenty-one million dollars. That came from March storms and flooding.

ICON Members To Talk Trade And State Issues At Annual Convention

Independent Cattlemen of Nebraska members will gather in Broken Bow Friday for their annual convention. ICON Board Director and former…

Kepler Twice A Hero

Max Kepler’s single with one out in the 17th gave Minnesota a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox early Wednesday in the longest game by innings in Target Field history.

Property Tax Reform Push Continues in Nebraska

Nebraska legislators won’t wait long to begin the push for property tax reform expected to resurface in the 2020 session.

Merrifield, Royals Romp

Whit Merrifield had two homers and a career-high six RBIs, Homer Bailey pitched into the eighth inning and the Kansas City Royals beat the Seattle Mariners 9-0.

Weather Shuffles CWS Slate

A rainy Tuesday in Omaha has shuffled the College World Series schedule.

Big Ten Women Challenge ACC

The annual Big Ten/ACC women’s basketball challenge schedule is set for another season.