Federal Money At Risk

Governor Dave Heineman says he hopes the federal government will NOT pull money targeted to fight crime in Nebraska, because the Nebraska Crime Commission has failed to adequately document how the money is being spent.

Minnesota Vets Conduct PED Virus Study

Veterinarians at the Swine Vet Center at St. Peter, Minnesota recently conducted a Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Study. Dr. Steve Tousignant…

American Meat Institute Asks Court For Re Hearing On COOL

The American Meat Institute has requested a rehearing from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals in their challenge of the…

Stock Growers Working With Senators In Defending COOL

32 Senators including John Thune and Tim Johnson of South Dakota have signed onto a letter supporting Country of Origin…

EPA Extends WOTUS Rule Comment Period

EPA has extended the public comment period on their proposed Waters of the United States Rule. The agency says their…

Lincoln Superintendent Defends Training Materials

Lincoln Nebraska Public Schools Superintendent Steve Joel dismisses suggestions the school district is discarding the use of the terms “boys” and “girls” in favor of gender-neutral terms for students.

Vikings Lose At Home

Tahir Whitehead intercepted Teddy Bridgewater twice, Joique Bell put the game away with a fourth-quarter touchdown run, and the Detroit Lions beat the Minnesota Vikings 17-3 on Sunday.

SDSU Freshman Shines

South Dakota State University wide receiver Jake Wieneke was honored Sunday as Missouri Valley Football Conference Newcomer of the Week, one day after helping lead the Jackrabbits to a come-from-behind victory over Missouri State.

Huskers Gain In Poll

Nebraska was idle on Saturday but gained two spots in this week’s Associated Press College Football Poll.

Royals In Driver’s Seat

Resilience and perseverance are two traits that have come to epitomize the Kansas City Royals, who’ve turned into a playoff force with their run of late-inning wins.