Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts; Change Refugee Policy

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts is sticking with his call for the country to halt any acceptance of Syrian refugees until the process can be completely vetted.

One Killed in Two Vehicle Accident West of Wolsey

One person was killed and another injured in a two-vehicle crash that occurred Thursday morning, eight miles west of Wolsey, S.D.

Snow Plow Crews Ready in North East Nebraska

With snow forecast across central and eastern Nebraska, the snow moving equipment is ready.

Sioux Falls Catholic Bishop Paul Swain; Treat Refugees as People in Need

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has joined with other governors from across the country to express concerns about federal policies on Syrian refugees.

SD Retailers Dealing with Lots of Competition

While a number of stores will be open today, most retailers start early and stay late tomorrow, on “Black Friday.”

SD PUC Ready to Decide on Dakota Access Pipeline

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission may make a decision Monday on the route application for the Dakota Access pipeline.

MVFC Tabs Season Honors

The Missouri Valley Football Conference has announced its top honors and they include RB Marshaun Coprich of Illinois State; DB Deiondre’ Hall of UNI; QB Aaron Bailey of UNI; DE Andrew Van Ginkel of South Dakota and coach Bob Nielson of Western Illinois.

Jacks Extend Streak

South Dakota State ran its season-opening winning streak to six Wednesday with a 77-66 win over Cleveland State in the Mayan Division Championship in the Cancun Challenge.

Augie Sports Teams Soaring

In the first set of the 2015-16 Division II Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings, Augustana is in seventh with 135 points.

Timberwolves Top Hawks

Zach LaVine had 18 points, six assists and five rebounds in place of the injured Ricky Rubio as the Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Atlanta Hawks with a 99-95 Wednesday night