SD Revenue Trends Becoming a Concern

The State of South Dakota is only two months into the new fiscal year, and the revenue picture so far is not good.

Iowa Budget May Disrupt Tax Reform Plans

Tight financial conditions for the State of Iowa may make it difficult for the 2018 legislature to follow through on tax reform.

SD State Senator Skipping Committee Meeting Due to Ethics Concerns

Members of the Joint Commerce and Energy Committee of the South Dakota Legislature are scheduled to fly to the Big Stone Power Plant near Milbank, and Northwestern Energy headquarters in Huron today.

SD Alzheimer’s Association Looking for Input on New State Plan

The South Dakota Alzheimer’s Association is holding a series of meetings this month, working toward a state plan on dealing with the disease.

Twins Earn Playoff Spot

The Minnesota Twins became the first team to make the playoffs after losing at least 100 games the previous season, clinching an AL wild-card berth on Wednesday night when the Los Angeles Angles lost 6-4 in 10 innings at Chicago.

Royals Keep Tigers On Skids

Paulo Orlando hit a two-run homer, his first of the season, as the Kansas City Royals rallied from a three-run deficit to beat Detroit 7-4 on Wednesday night, the Tigers’ ninth straight loss.

Sano Hopes To Return

Minnesota Twins slugger Miguel Sano took his first swings in more than a month, raising hope that he might able to play in the postseason.

Another Start For Keenum?

Case Keenum is coming off the best game of his NFL career, preparing to start again this week for the Minnesota Vikings.

Cyclones Host Texas

Thursday night’s primetime matchup will offer Iowa State a shot at a marquee home win against a program that has had its number for two decades.

Minnesota Republicans and Democrats Point Fingers Over Teacher Misconduct

Minnesota Republicans and Democrats Point Fingers Over Teacher Misconduct