Nebraska Tax Debate Continues….

Nebraskans United for Property Tax Reform and Education say tax relief measures up before the Unicameral during the budget debate…

Investigation Continues on Outbreak of Bovine Tuberculosis in SD

The South Dakota Animal Industry Board is continuing to investigate an outbreak of Bovine Tuberculosis, or TB, connected with an…

Perdue Just One of Many Positions to be Filled at USDA

The Trump Administration could finally have a Secretary of Agriculture in place as early as next week. However, Jon Doggett,…

Grassley Says Trade Deals Top of Mind With Ag Community

During the recent Congressional recess, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley has been holding town meetings across the state. He says the…

Yankton County Road Grinding Plan Gets Public Attention

A large crowd filled the Yankton County Government center Tuesday evening to ask commissioners to slow down or stop plans to grind and reclaim eight miles of asphalt road.

Twins Lose Third Straight

Jose Ramirez homered and drove in two runs and Josh Tomlin gave up three runs in six innings to lead the Cleveland Indians to an 11-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night.

SD Taxes Continue Downward Slide

Members of the Executive Board of the South Dakota Legislature got an update today Tuesday on tax trends at their meeting in Pierre

Former Husker Joins Coyotes

South Dakota men’s basketball coach Craig Smith has announced that Nick Fuller, a 6-foot-7 forward who previously spent four seasons with the University of Nebraska basketball team, will join the Coyotes as a graduate transfer for the 2017-18 campaign.

More SD Students Taking Online University Courses

The number of students taking college courses online continues to rise.

NCAA Rewards Area Venues

Tuesday’s NCAA announcement of future sites for national championship competition has some area cities rejoicing.