NPPC Joining Initiative To Fight Antibiotic Resistance

The National Pork Producers Council is joining more than 100 groups fighting antibiotic resistance, including Health and Human Services and…

Wildland Urban Forester Added in Eastern Nebraska

As more people build homes in the hilly, wooded areas of eastern Nebraska, the threat of wildfires increases.

NCBA Official Pleased With Renegotiated KORUS Agreement

This week, President Donald Trump announced the U.S. has signed the renegotiated Free Trade Agreement with South Korea. National Cattlemen’s…

Sediment Action Plan Possible for Lewis & Clark Lake

The Corps of Engineers, with new authorization from a federal water bill, may be closer to some type of plan to begin slowing down the siltation of Lewis & Clark Lake.

SD Senator John Thune Critical of Democrats over Nomination Process

South Dakota Senator John Thune strongly criticized democrats over the process for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Corn Growers President Pleased Rehearing Requested On Lorsban

The U.S. Justice Department is asking the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals for a rehearing on the use of chlorpyrifos…

Extension Specialist Says Proper Sanitation Important For Dealing With Stored Grain Pests

South Dakota farmers are expected to put more grain into storage this fall due to the lower prices. As a…

Voter Registration Reminder Postcards Going out to Potential Iowa Voters

Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate’s office is putting more than 300-thousand postcards in the mail this week

Griffen Remains Sidelined

Minnesota Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen remains away from the team indefinitely because of mental health trouble that boiled over last weekend.

Tiger Rally Downs Twins

Harold Castro’s first career hit started an eighth-inning rally that led the Tigers to a 4-2 victory over Minnesota on Tuesday in a game in which Joe Mauer set the Twins’ record for reaching base.