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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder A Problem in Iowa

There will be around 300 babies born in Iowa this year with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.

Minnesota Company Headed to Northwest Iowa

Capital Armament Company is moving south to Sibley, Iowa.

Yankton Bald Eagle Days This Weekend

Yankton’s annual Bald Eagle Days will be held this weekend at the Lewis and Clark Visitor Center.

Nebraska Landowners Suing Trans Canada

A pair of new lawsuits have been filed in Nebraska by opponents of the Keystone XL Pipeline project. Omaha Attorney…

Water Quality Project For Big Sioux River

The City of Sioux Falls has successfully secured funding from the USDA’s Regional Conservation Partnership Program to begin improving water quality in the Big Sioux River.

Trade Could Be Area Of Agreement

Many members of Congress are looking to fast track Trade Promotion Authority, which would give the President more power to sign trade deals more quickly.

Legislators Return To Pierre

South Dakota legislators are back in session today, for a four day week following the Monday holiday. Democratic Senator Bernie…

Retailers Watch And Wait During Legislative Session

This legislative session could be a quiet one for the South Dakota Retailers Association.

Iowa Farm Group Wants Changes In Pesticide Rules

Iowa Farmers Union has petitioned the State Department of Agriculture to modify their rules for commercial pesticide application. Farmers Union…

Nebraska Has Record Beef Exports In 2014

Nebraska State officials report exports of beef from the cornhusker state reached a new milestone with record sales in the…

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