Iowa Tax Revenue Drops

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad says state tax collections have taken a nose dive and that’s one reason he vetoed a 140-million dollar spending package lawmakers passed in the closing hours of the 2014 legislative session.

Iowa Endures Dry May

Iowa State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says Iowa didn’t see as much rain as it normally would during May.

GOP Ticket Set For Nebraska Governor’s Race

Nebraska Republican candidate for Governor Pete Ricketts has announced current Lieutenant Governor Lavon Heidemann as his running mate for the general election.

Retailers Face Worker Shortage

Retailers in the state are geared up for summer traffic, but many are having a hard time finding enough workers.

Search On For Endangered Fish Species

A team from the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department continues to work the Missouri River, looking for signs of continued life in an endangered species.

Ethanol Group Says Restore RFS To Reduce Greenhouse Gases

Ethanol Group Says Restore RFS To Reduce Greenhouse Gases

Power Supply Adequate For Summer

South Dakota Public Utilities Commissioner Chris Nelson says it looks like the power capacity in the state should be fine…

New EPA Rules Would Affect South Dakota

New rules from the Environmental Protection Agency would cut carbon emission from coal fired power plants in the country by thirty percent by the year 2030.

Iowa Ag Secretary Disappointed At Water Program Veto

Iowa Ag Secretary Disappointed At Water Program Veto

Milk Group Wants Pressure On House To Pass Immigration Bill

Milk Group Wants Pressure Put On House To Pass Immigration Bill