South Dakota Senator Says Getting Ag Exemption For Hours Of Service Rules A Tough Lift

The comment period is underway for the U.S. Department of Transportation changes to hours-of-service regulations. They’re proposing more flexibility for…

ASA President Concerned About Lost Soybean Business With China

The latest forecast for the next marketing year shows China importing less U.S. soybeans and purchasing more from Brazil. Imports…

Pork Groups Working With Vets To Keep African Swine Fever Out Of The United States

The National Pork Board, Pork Producers Council, USDA and swine vets are working together to help keep the U.S. free…

SD Senator John Thune; Government Shutdown Over Border Wall Unlikely

President Trump has made threats about forcing a shutdown of the federal government over funding of a border wall with Mexico.

Nebraska Tourism Seeing Increasing Returns

A bump in Nebraska tourism in the last fiscal year resulted in the largest lodging tax collection in the state’s history; over $5.6-Million.

Twins Swept By Astros

Alex Bregman homered and had a career-high five RBIs to lead the Astros to a 9-1 win over the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday night.

Medicaid Changes in Iowa Threaten Care for the Intellectually Challenged

Leaders of agencies that provide care for about 15-thousand intellectually disabled Iowans are worried about changes to Medicaid.

Names Released in Turner County Fatal Accident

Two people from Viborg, S.D. have been identified as those killed late Friday night in a two-vehicle crash near Viborg.

Huskers Continue Search

Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos says he’s doing all he can to find a 12th regular-season game for the Cornhuskers.

Kluber, Indians Top Royals

Corey Kluber became the first 18-game winner in the majors this season, striking out 10 and pitching the Cleveland Indians past the Kansas City Royals 3-1.