Minnesota Has Rise of Early Ballots

More than 250,000 Minnesotans have cast their ballots early so far in this year’s election. That’s about double the pace from 2012

Nebraska Legislative Panel Prepares for Federal Changes for Broadband Development

A Nebraska legislative panel is preparing for federal changes for broadband development.

Iowa Voters Are Evenly Split between Two Major Party Presidential Candidates

Iowa voters are virtually evenly split between the two major party presidential candidates

Iowa Ups Lead in Wind Power

The third quarter report released by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) shows Iowa upped its lead in the amount of power produced by wind turbines

SD Democratic Congressional Candidate Paula Hawks; Congress Can Help Ag Producers

Congress should act soon to shore up farm income.

Avon SD Schools Get Highest Rating

The recently released “STARS” report card on South Dakota schools compiles student testing scores and district ratings.
Of six hundred sixty schools in the state, only thirty-four were rated “exemplary,” the highest rating.

ACA Signup Starts Next Week; Watch the Details

The sign up period for health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act begins November first.

Corn Growers Concerned With Eroding Infrastructure

The National Corn Grower’s Association says eroding river infrastructure is a major worry for corn farmers. That’s following just released…

Farmers Union President Surprised By Ag Response In Presidential Poll

One South Dakota Farm Group leader is a little surprised by the results of a recent poll of farmers and…

Farm Bureau President Not Surprised By Presidential Poll And Ag Response

A new nationwide poll indicates that a majority of farmers and ranchers favor Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in the…