South Dakota Legislative Committee Moving Slowly on Special Education

A South Dakota legislative committee studying special education may not come up with all the answers this summer.

Nebraska Farmer Says Environmental Concerns With Keystone XL Project Despite Report

The U.S. State Department has released a report that says the new planned route for the Keystone XL oil pipeline…

Nebraska Soybean Group President Encouraged By Possibility Of Trade Resolution Talks

Soybean prices on the Chicago Board of Trade went up over 20 cents a bushel on Tuesday following reports there…

Minnesota Milk Executive Hoping For NAFTA Completion And Dairy Resolution

United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said earlier that he thinks they can complete the remake of the North American…

UNL Engineers Develop Software to Change Ways of Assessing Structural Damage

UNL Engineers Develop Software to Change Ways of Assessing Structural Damage

Creighton University Economist Says Economic Conditions Look Good

Creighton University Economist Says Economic Conditions Look Good

Final Stages of Construction on Prestage Farms Begins

Final Stages of Construction on Prestage Farms Begins

Father of Missing Iowa Student Calls on People to Help

Father of Missing Iowa Student Calls on People to Help

South Dakota Schools Working out Teacher Pay Plans

As school districts prepare for the start of classes next month, final budget details are being worked out.

South Dakota PUC Defers Action on H&I Grain

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has delayed further action in the H&I Grain bankruptcy case