SD Board of Regents Debating Free Speech Policy

The South Dakota Board of Regents has been working on a free speech policy for the six state universities.

South Dakota University Presidents Back Need Based Scholarships

University of South Dakota President Sheila Gestring delivered her first “State of the U” address last week.

Congress Passes Plan to Keep the Government Open Until December

President Trump signed an eight hundred fifty billion dollar spending plan on Friday, which will keep the federal government operating through early December.

Major Work Underway at Prairie Island Nuclear Plant in Minnesota

Main generator replacement and refueling is under way on Unit One at the Prairie Island nuclear plant near Red Wing Minnesota.

Difference of Opinion on Western Iowa Wind Projects

Western Iowans are divided about the merits of industrial wind projects being planned in the region

Mauer Plays Finale?

Joe Mauer isn’t sure if Sunday marked the end of his time with the Minnesota Twins.

Yost Will Return For Royals

Ned Yost will return as the Royals’ manager next year following Kansas City’s poorest season since 2005.

Vinny Sets Record

Former South Dakota State University standout Adam Vinatieri is now the National Football League career leader in field goals.

Coyote Earns Weekly Honor

University of South Dakota free safety Andrew Gray is the Defensive Player of the Week in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.

Jacks Fall In Valley Showdown

Third-ranked South Dakota State took a lead into the fourth quarter against top-ranked North Dakota State Saturday afternoon at the Fargodome, but the Bison came away with the lone score of the final stanza on a 5-yard touchdown run by quarterback Easton Stick to regain the Dakota Marker with a 21-17 victory.