Nebraskans Cautiously Optimistic About Economy

Nebraskans are cautiously optimistic about the economy… both in the U.S. and globally. Nebraska Bankers Association Chairman Mike Pate says…

Harvest Progressing with Optimistic Outlook

Harvest progress is picking up nationally and in states like Nebraska. USDA’s crop progress report indicated the U.S. soybean harvest…

Propane Prices Historically Low for Harvest

Propane prices have dropped dramatically from the record highs two seasons ago and that’s good news for farmers moving into…

Mandatory Livestock Price Reporting Heads to President

The U.S. House ditched its version of Mandatory Livestock Price Reporting and passed the more controversial Senate version instead sending…

Beef Checkoff Invests $42 Million in Programs

The Cattlemen’s Beef Board will invest $42 million in programs for fiscal year 2016. Iowa Cattle Producer and Operating Committee…

Questions For Planned Parenthood

Officials with Planned Parenthood will be before Congress again today, answering questions about videos that show the sale of tissue from aborted fetuses.

Rate Hike Agreement Nears

Two of the three parties involved in the Northwestern Energy electric rate hike case have reached agreement.

Manufacturing Week Underway

Manufacturing week started with an “I Make America” event at Kolberg-Pioneer in Yankton.

Charter Schools To Be Considered

Nebraska lawmakers will again debate the merits of allowing charter schools in the 2016 session.

SDSU Enrollment Up

The Board of Regents says that fall enrollment at South Dakota State University rose a quarter of a percent, to twelve thousand, five hundred eighty nine students.