Former Husker Assistant Dies

Milt Tenopir, who coached some of college football’s most dominant offensive lines with Nebraska in the 1980s and ’90s, has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 76.

More Iowa Counties Declared Disaster Areas Due to Flooding

Governor Terry Branstad has declared four more counties disaster areas due to flooding and Branstad says it’s “likely” damage to PUBLIC facilities will reach levels that qualify for FEDERAL disaster assistance.

SD Legislative Committee Looking at Payments to Health Care Providers

The Payment Methodologies for Medicaid Providers Study Committee of the South Dakota legislature meets again Tuesday.

Slowing Taxes a Worry for Iowa Lawmakers

Tax trends and forecasts in Iowa could spell trouble for the 2017 session of the legislature.

SD Governor Dennis Daugaard Ready to Push for Expanded Medicaid

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard did not call a special session of the legislature this summer to consider Medicaid expansion because he said he didn’t believe he had to votes to pass it.

SD Congresswoman Kristi Noem Waiting for Answers from IHS

Members of South Dakota’s Congressional delegation have been frustrated with what they say is the lack of cooperation and information from officials in the Indian Health Service.

RFA President Says There’s No Ethanol Fraud In RINS Program

A report out by a former EPA official says that the RINS market or renewable identification numbers may be ripe…

Dairy Executive Hoping Study Will Convince Congress To Pass Immigration Bill

A study just released from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine says immigrants into the U.S. have helped…

R CALF CEO Speaks To South Dakota Stock growers At Convention

R CALF CEO Bill Bullard shared with South Dakota Stock Growers at their convention the need to push cattle industry…

Goss’s Wilt Showing Up In Parts Of South Dakota And Minnesota

Some farmers in areas of east central South Dakota and Minnesota are seeing severe problems with Goss’s Wilt disease in…