South Dakota Legislative Committee Debating Special Education

A South Dakota legislative summer study committee looking at special education held its first meeting this week.

Lawyer Surprised by Sioux County Jury Judgment

The lawyer who represented the family of a Sioux County woman which won a 29-and-half million-dollar malpractice case against the Sioux Center Community Health Center says it was a tough case

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt Backs Year Round E-15

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt came to Nebraska and voiced support for year-round E-15, but says implementing it might prove difficult.

Hungry For Truth Farm To Fork Making A Difference With Consumers

In its third year, the Hungry for Truth Farm to Fork Dinners are positively changing consumer perceptions about food and…

South Dakota Soybean Leaders Expect Retaliation From China Following Latest Tariffs

The Trump Administration has announced its moving forward with $50 billon of tariffs against China. Retaliation is expected against U.S.…

EWG And Taxpayer Groups Want Subsidy Reforms In Senate Farm Bill

The Environmental Working Group, Heritage Foundation and Taxpayers groups want more subsidy reforms in the 2018 farm bill that was…

South Dakota Farmers Meet With EPA Administrator

A group of around 50 South Dakota farmers met with EPA administrator Scott Pruitt in Reliance on Wednesday. The meeting…

South Dakotas 10th Governor Remembered at the Meridian Bridge

A plaque honoring the memory of the tenth Governor of South Dakota, William McMaster, was dedicated Thursday on the Meridian Bridge in Yankton.

National Milk Producers Federation Pleased With Additional MPP Sign Up Extension

For the second time this year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has extended the signup period for the dairy margin…

Farmers Union Likes Senate Farm Bill But Wants More Funding For The Safety Net

National Farmers Union leaders are pleased the Senate Ag Committee approved the 2018 farm bill this week and sent it…