NRCS Taking ACEP Applications

The Natural Resources Conservation Service is now accepting applications for its ACEP or Agricultural Conservation Easements Program.  South Dakota NRCS…

Voluntary Cool Needed To Avoid Retaliation

The U.S. is facing over a billion dollars in retaliatory tariffs from Canada and Mexico over Country of Origin Labeling…

Researchers Make Breakthrough On PRRS

Researchers at the University of Missouri and Kansas State University along with Genus plc have been able to breed pigs…

RFA Wants Correction On Gas Volatility Rule

Renewable Fuel Association leaders have written the EPA asking them to eliminate an old regulatory barrier that is impeding the…

Lots of Details for SD Medicaid Expansion

There are a lot of details to work through before Medicaid coverage can be expanded in South Dakota

SD Senator John Thune; Trump’s Comments Not Helpful

Heated debate continues over republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s comments over closing US borders to all Muslims.

SDSU Women Win In Double OT

The South Dakota State University women’s basketball rallied from a five-point deficit in the first overtime period to defeat Northern Iowa 89-86 in double overtime in front of 1,547 fans at Frost Arena.

Huskers Fall To Creighton

Creighton opened a double digit lead early and went on to an 83-67 win over Nebraska in Wednesday men’s basketball action in Omaha.

Timberwolves Survive In OT

Kevin Martin scored 37 points and Karl-Anthony Towns had 26 points and 14 rebounds to lift the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 123-122 overtime victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night.

Vikings To Play Shorthanded

The Minnesota Vikings will be missing their three best defensive players when they take on the high-powered Arizona Cardinals offense on Thursday night.