South Dakota Farm Leader Sees No Quick Fix To Section 199A

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says Congress may be close to replacing Section 199A language in the new tax law. Elected…

Few Dollars Don’t Add Up

The legislature will be working with a little more money than projected, but that could create some bigger problems.

Major Tax Cut Bill to be Debated in the Iowa Senate

A sweeping tax overhaul bill will be debated on the floor of the Iowa Senate this week, as opponents say it is too much, too soon.

City of Yankton Sees Strong Start in Sales Taxes

The City of Yankton ended 2017 with a spike in sales tax collections, and it appears that trend is continuing into the new year.

Rural Minnesota Families Need Insurance Help

A Minnesota lawmaker says she’s hopeful the financial burden of healthcare on farm families can be addressed this legislative session.

Twins Land Slugger

A person with knowledge of the deal tells The Associated Press that free agent slugger Logan Morrison and the Minnesota Twins have agreed to a one-year contract for $6.5 million, pending a physical.

Big Ten Regular Season Wraps

Regular season finales in Big Ten basketball saw Nebraska and Iowa score victories while Minnesota went down to another defeat.

Nebraska’s Rural Districts Getting Some After School Help

Nebraska’s “Beyond School Bells” program is taking a closer look at its after-school offerings.

Jacks Lead Summit Seedings

South Dakota State enters The Summit League Tournament as the No. 1 seed as eight teams begin play in Sioux Falls, S.D., on Saturday, March 3. The league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament will be determined in the championship game Tuesday, March 6.

Coyotes Top Women’s Bracket

South Dakota earns the top seed in the upcoming Summit League Women’s Basketball Championship after capturing the regular season title for the third time in the last four years.