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Farm Bureau Passes Policy On Production Mandates

Nebraska Farm Bureau members advanced resolutions at the national convention to protect farmers from the negative effects of production mandates…

NPPC President Sees Export Potential With Cuba

The Obama administration has moved to loosen trading restrictions with Cuba. The whole issue has yet to sort itself out…

SDSU Stars Among Nation’s Best

South Dakota State University offensive record-setters Jake Wieneke and Zach Zenner have been named to the College Sporting News 2014 Fabulous Fifty FCS All-America Team.

Husker Women Roll On

Rachel Theriot made all seven of her free throw attempts and finished with 16 points to help No. 16 Nebraska beat Purdue 69-59 on Monday.

Augie Cager Earns Award

Augustana College junior forward Daniel Jansen has been named the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference South Division Player of the Week.

Timberwolves Buzzed By Hornets

Gerald Henderson scored 17 points, Brian Roberts added 16 and the Hornets defeated the Timberwolves 105-80 on Monday — their seventh win in eight games.

Wild Falls To Jackets

James Wisniewski scored the go-ahead goal to help the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Minnesota Wild 3-1 on Monday.

Senator Doubts Amendment Will Move

Removing corn ethanol from the Renewable Fuel Standard is in an amendment to the Keystone XL Pipeline Legislation put in…

Deadlines Loom For Pipeline

There are some deadlines looming for the routing of the Keystone XL pipeline in Nebraska.

Daugaard Proposes Tax Increases For Highways

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has proposed just over fifty million dollars in tax and fee increases to help maintain county and state roads.

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