Nebraska Governor On His Way Out

Governor Dave Heineman has completed his time as Nebraska’s governor.

Campaign Spending Lacks Transparency

The disclosure of campaign spending dollars in Iowa’s races received a failing grade.

Phone Scams Across Region

The holidays have brought an increased number of phone scams across the region.

Cattlemen Oppose No. Argentina Imports

Farm groups have submitted comments to the Federal Register opposing the proposed APHIS rule allowing importation of beef products from…

Thune Happy To Be In Majority

Republicans officially take control of the US Senate this week when newly elected Senators are sworn in. The GOP will have a fifty four to forty six member majority.

Warnings About Short Term Loans

The holidays are over, but the bills that follow may have some people considering a short-term loan to cover their expenses.

Krebs Sworn In

South Dakota Secretary of State Shantel Krebs got a head start on the duties of her office by being sworn in on Friday.

South Dakota Legislature To Deal With Juvenile Justice

Juvenile justice reform may be among the big issues the 2015 South Dakota legislature will deal with.

Foster Parenting Rights To Be Considered

The 2015 South Dakota legislature may be asked to consider a bill that would more clearly define the rights of foster parents.

Greenhouse Gasses Drop In Iowa

The Department of Natural Resources “2013 Iowa Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report” shows a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions for the second straight year.