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China Poultry Ban Will Hurt Minnesota’s Producers

China’s ban on U.S. poultry and egg imports due to avian bird flu in the Pacific Northwest will hurt Minnesota…

Quick Start Keys Jacks

South Dakota Stat opened Wednesday’s game against IUPUI on a 15-0 run and the Jackrabbits defense came through in a 68-53 win in head coach Scott Nagy’s 600th career game as a head coach.

Coyotes On Top of Summit

South Dakota junior guard Casey Kasperbauer scored 18 points as the Coyotes upended North Dakota State 71-67 Wednesday night inside the DakotaDome to move into a tie for first place in the Summit league standings.

Cyclones Upset By Baylor

Kenny Chery made a jumper with 4.7 seconds left and No. 22 Baylor pulled out a 74-73 win over No. 11 Iowa State after blowing a 14-point lead.

Vikings Mum On Peterson

Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman says the team is waiting for the process to play out before it can make any definitive statements on the future of suspended running back Adrian Peterson.

Suter Out, Dubnyk In

The National Hockey League has suspended Minnesota Wild defenseman Ryan Suter for two games, without pay, for elbowing Pittsburgh Penguins forward Steve Downie.

Iowa Women Get Big 10 Win

Bethany Doolittle scored a career-high 29 points, matched her career-high with 12 rebounds and blocked 5 shots to lead No. 22 Iowa to an 83-70 win in a Big 10 showdown with Northwestern.

Branstad Addresses Iowa Legislature

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad delivered the annual “Condition of the State” message to legislators yesterday, with a “Together We Can” theme.

Road Funding An Issue In Iowa

A Republican from north central Iowa who’s been an outspoken advocate of raising the state’s gas tax says he won reelection last November by his largest margin ever.

Why Did Regents Choose Bounds?

University of Nebraska Board of Regents chairman Howard Hawks says the board chose Hank Bounds as the new university president in part because of his vision for Nebraska.

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