Iowa Legislators Move to Budget And Education Issues

With the debate over increasing the gas tax out of the way, Iowa legislators now can focus on the budget, and settling on education funding.

Rounds Still Hopes For Pipeline

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds says he hopes the Congressional setback for the Keystone XL pipeline project doesn’t end up killing it.

Higher Property Tax Revenue Expected In Nebraska

A report from the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board shows that taxes for the current fiscal year will be more than sixty two million dollars higher than expected.

State Education Spending Debate Continues

State aid to education is a big issue for the South Dakota legislature.

Iowa University Funding Debated

Iowa Legislators are raising questions about the new “performance-based” formula for directing tax dollars to the three state-supported universities.

Jacks Top Summit Lineup

South Dakota State will enter The Summit League Men’s Basketball Championship as the top seed for the second time in school history while looking for its third tournament title in four years.

Coyote Women Head Field

South Dakota enters The Summit League Women’s Basketball Championship as the top seed for the first time in school history.

Morningside To Host Title Tilts

Third-seeded Midland pulled the lone upset of the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Men’s Basketball Tournament defeating Dakota Wesleyan 81-74 on Saturday in Mitchell, South Dakota.

USD Wins Basketball Showdown

Tre Burnette scored 19 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and Casey Kasperbauer chipped in 17 points in leading South Dakota to an 80-64 win against South Dakota State inside the DakotaDome Saturday.

Coyotes Earn Track Crown

The South Dakota men’s team and North Dakota State women’s team each lifted the 2015 Summit League Indoor Track & Field Championship team trophies Saturday afternoon..