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Climatologist Warns Farmers On Climate Change

A new report on climate change offers a warning for farmers across the Midwest to prepare for significant weather-related challenges in the years ahead.

Department Failed To Use Federal Money

State Auditor Mike Foley says the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has failed to use all of the federal dollars available to the state.

Senator Blames Governor For Corrections Mess

A state senator says Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman cannot escape responsibility for the prison miscalculation scandal.

Jacks Start Summit 0-2

South Dakota State trailed by as many as 21 points on Sunday against North Dakota State, but the Jackrabbits fought back to cut that lead to one point with less than a minute to play, only to see the comeback come up short in a 72-69 loss.

Coyotes Earn Road Win

South Dakota used a 22-2 run in the second half to flip the script on Denver and held on late for a 74-69 victory Sunday at Magness Arena.

Bison Surprise SDSU Women

.–The South Dakota State women’s basketball team had two chances in the game’s final seconds to take the lead but the shots would not fall and the Jackrabbits suffered an 83-78 loss to North Dakota State Sunday.

Iowa Women Top Rutgers

Melissa Dixon scored 21 points, hitting six 3-pointers to give her the school record, leading No. 20 Iowa to a 79-72 win over 16th-ranked Rutgers on Sunday.

Royals Add Pitcher

The Royals have signed veteran right-hander Ryan Madson to a minor league contract that includes an invitation to spring training.

Power Issues Traced to Substations

Southeastern Electric customers experience problems with their electricity last night.

First Half of January Expected to Be Colder Than Normal

The National Weather Service is predicting frigid temperatures and low wind chills for the weekend.

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