Iowans Support Immigration Reform

A study finds that the majority of Iowa residents support some kind of immigration reform.

Nebraska Pays the Least to Federal Crime Victims

When it comes to compensating federal crime victims, Nebraska falls very short of the national average.

Pilger Recovery Slow, but Certain

The residents of Pilger, Nebraska are keeping their hopes up while rebuilding.

James River Group Meets

The James River Water Development District hopes to reinstate the Total Daily Maximum Load Program to last another year.

Lincoln County Tallies Flood Damage

Lincoln County officials have assessed flood damage from last month’s heavy rains.

Wismer Makes Medicaid An Issue

South Dakota democratic gubernatorial candidate Susan Wismer is starting her first post primary campaign tour of the state, and she is focused on Medicaid expansion.

Border Crisis May Affect School Funding

The wave of people coming across the southern borders of the country may have an effect on funding for our schools.

Nebraska Farmers Lose $ 10 Million In Elevator Failure

Losses are still being tallied in the collapse of the Pierce Nebraska grain elevator. Nebraska Public Service Commission Legal Counsel…

Minnesota Governor Asks For Disaster Declaration

Governor Mark Dayton is asking for a Presidential Disaster Declaration for 16 additional counties in Minnesota as a result of…

NGFA Brings Rate Challenge Plan To STB

The National Grain and Feed Association has proposed a new rule and brought it to the Surface Transportation Board to…