Coyotes Fall In Semis

Denver’s Kayla Principato and Ruth Okoye combined for 27 kills and the Pioneers (26-6) outlasted the South Dakota Coyotes (15-16) 25-13, 25-14, 19-25, 25-21 in the semifinal round of the Summit League Tournament Saturday in Hamilton Gymnasium.

Jacks Lose In Double OT

Western Illinois quarterback Sean McGuire scored on a 7-yard run in the second overtime, lifting the Fighting Leathernecks to a 30-24 victory over fifth-ranked South Dakota State Saturday afternoon at Hanson Field.

Augie Falls In Playoffs

No. 11 Humboldt State racked up 707 yards of total offense and held No. 24 Augustana University to a season-low 279 yards to defeat the fifth-seeded Vikings 45-31 in the first round of the NCAA Playoffs on Saturday.

SDSU Wrestlers Edged

No. 6 Virginia Tech used wins in the last three matches to record a 20-16 win over the South Dakota State University wrestling team Saturday evening at Frost Arena.

More Jobs Lost in Minnesota

For four straight months in a row, Minnesota employers cut jobs.

SD Senator John Thune Critical of US Strategy vs ISIS

South Dakota Senator John Thune says the Presidents strategy against ISIS is not working, and needs to be redirected.

Report on Iowans Health Risks

A new report indicates the percentage of Iowans who were overweight or obese was almost identical in 2013 and 2014, however two-thirds of Iowans still fit into that category.

Nebraska Starts Financial Program for Those with Disabilities

Nebraska State Treasurer Don Stenberg says a special savings program for the disabled will be operational by the summer.

Task Force Pushes Medicaid Expansion in SD

A task force assembled by South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard is moving rapidly toward an agreement over possible Medicaid expansion.

Rural Electric Co-ops Get Storm Ready

As a winter storm makes its way across the region, rural electric cooperatives are bracing for possible power issues and outages.