Governor Daugaard Signs Bills to Provide Funding for SDSU Precision Ag Building

Last week South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard signed a pair of measures that provide state assistance to partially fund a…

SD Senator John Thune Defends Budget Process

Congress passed, and the President signed a controversial one point three trillion-dollar spending plan last week.

SD Senator Mike Rounds Issuing Daily Report on Missouri River Stages

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds has been critical of the Corps of Engineers, and their management of flood control on the Missouri River.

Changes Ahead for the USD Law School

University of South Dakota Law School Dean Thomas Geu says he will step down from that position, and return to the faculty of the law school.

Yankton County Hog Permit Applications Meet Strict Standards

The Yankton County Commission approved conditional use permits last week for two, twenty-four hundred head hog units

South Dakota Lawmakers Talking about Tax Exemptions

While it won’t be part of the official summer study topics for South Dakota legislators, sales tax exemptions have been getting more attention as state revenues stall.

Minnesota Pork Producers Go Back to School

Minnesota Pork Producers are educating teachers.

Nebraska Legislators Deadlocked on Budget

Nebraska Lawmakers locked horns once again and failed to advance a bill intended to address the effect of declining state revenue on the budget.

USD Women Fall In WNIT

TCU center Jordan Moore scored 26 points in the Horned Frog’s 79-71 Women’s National Invitation Tournament quarterfinal victory over South Dakota on Sunday evening in front of 3,885 fans inside the Sanford Coyote Sports Center.

Coyote Coach Reported Leaving

ESPN and other media outlets are reporting that University of South Dakota men’s basketball coach Craig Smith will be introduced as the new coach at Utah State.