Corps of Engineers Confident Upper Missouri River Dams Can Hold Highwater

Corps of Engineers officials are confident the upper Missouri River dams can handle the highwater levels of this spring

Bad News For Nebraskans with Individual Health Insurance

There is bad news for Nebraskans who have individual health insurance policies

SD Governor Dennis Daugaard; Closer to a Deal on Medicaid Expansion

South Dakota legislators may yet get a chance to decide on Medicaid expansion this summer.

NASDA Wants Senators to Move a National Biotech Labeling Solution

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture is calling on U.S. Senators to pass a biotech labeling bill to…

SD Pork Producer Elected as Treasurer of National Pork Board

Another South Dakota pork producer has moved into leadership on the National Pork Board. Alcester producer Steve Rommereim was elected…

Wet Conditions Mean Prevent Plant in Southeastern South Dakota

Above normal rains this spring in southeastern South Dakota have resulted in wet and flooded fields. Bon Homme County South…

Waterways Council Hopes Funding Can Be Revived

The House recently defeated a water and energy bill that contained funding lock and dam modernization and infrastructure upkeep. Waterways…

Early Kansas Yields Look Better than 2015

The wheat harvest in Kansas got underway this week and early yields are better than last year, ranging between 40…

Former Legislator Wins Senate Primary in SD District 19

Former legislator Stace Nelson of Fulton won the District 19 republican Senate nomination this week by defeating Caleb Finck of Tripp by a fifty eight to forty two percent margin.

SD Voters Should Prepare for Long November Ballot

The primary election this week was good practice for voters and county auditors.