Nebraska Economic Indicator Drops

Nebraska’s leading economic indicator dropped for the first time in six months after the latest survey results.

Hundreds Could Lose Insurance

Hundreds of people in Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota face losing their Federal Health Insurance Marketplace coverage.

License Lady To Retire

After 23 years of service, the Director of the Driver Licensing Program in South Dakota is leaving the Department of Public Safety.

Construction Nears For SDSU Stadium

Preparations are underway and construction will soon start on a new football stadium at South Dakota State University.

NASDA Has Concerns With Worker Protection Rule

Monday, the Public comment period for EPA’s proposed changes to its Agricultural Workers Protection Standards closed. These standards have not…

Medicaid Expansion Still An Issue

The State of South Dakota is missing out on about seven hundred forty five thousand dollars in federal funding each week by not expanding those covered under Medicaid.

Raw Milk Interim Group Continues Meeting

The South Dakota interim raw milk working committee has been meeting all summer trying to find a compromise to state…

School Starts In Yankton

It’s the opening day of school for students in the Yankton Public School District.

ICON Opposes Beef Check Off Increase

The Independent Cattlemen of Nebraska are rejecting the recent Memorandum of Understanding proposed by several ag groups that want an…

RFA Tells DOE Correct And Update E 85 Data

The Renewable Fuels Association is calling on the U.S. Department of Energy to update its database of E 85 stations…