Changes to FAFSA Give More Time

Changes now give the parents of prospective and current college students more time to file

New Path for Nebraska College of Law Ready

High school seniors in rural areas of Nebraska have a new path to get into the Nebraska College of Law.

SD Healthcare Providers Watching, Waiting on Medicaid Expansion

Health care providers in the state are waiting and watching to see what develops with Medicaid expansion.

New SD GOED Commissioner Looking for New & Expanded Businesses

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard appointed Scott Stern as Commissioner of the Office of Economic Development on September first.

SDSU Working on New Student Recruitment

While fall enrollment at South Dakota State University held steady at just over twelve thousand six hundred, that type of trend could cause some future financial issues.

RFA President Addresses Export Exchange On Trade Impacts From Election

The 2016 Export Exchange hosted by the Renewable Fuels Association and U.S. Grains Council wrapped up Wednesday in Detroit. More…

Nebraska Farmers Union PAC Endorses Incumbent Congressmen

The Nebraska Farmers Union Political Action Committee is endorsing Incumbent U.S. House member Brad Ashford in his re-election bid. Farmers…

Federal Court Judge Takes Beef Checkoff Lawsuit Case Under Advisement

This week a federal court in Billings, Montana, heard R-CALF’s lawsuit challenging the beef checkoff program. R-CALF CEO Bill Bullard…

Ag Law Professor Sees Problems With IRS Estate Tax Proposal

A proposed rule change by the Internal Revenue Service could have a major effect on the Estate Tax if it…

Wind Proponent To Ask County Commission For Project Approval

This week the Lincoln County South Dakota Zoning and Planning Board recommended a change to their wind ordinance that calls…