Disaster Aid Denied

The Federal Emergency Management Agency rejected South Dakota’s request for Individual Assistance programs to aid residents affected by tornadoes and flooding last month.

Weiland Marks Year On Campaign Trail

South Dakota democratic Senate candidate Rick Weiland has been on the road for one year, since he announced his candidacy, going from town to town, and is now starting a second round…

Highway Bill Passage Uncertain In US Senate

The US House this week passed an eleven billion dollar highway funding bill.

Wismer Organizes Campaign

The democratic candidate for Governor in South Dakota is working to set up her campaign organization.

Nebraska Farm Bureau Wants Crop Insurance Implemented

The Nebraska Farm Bureau wants USDA to move quickly in implementing a key crop insurance provision contained in the 2014…

Large Corn Crop May Not Be A Record

The historically high state and national corn ratings would suggest a near to record crop this season, but not all…

Legislator Says House Highway Bill Has Positives

Tuesday, the U.S. House passed an $ 11 Billion dollar highway bill. South Dakota State Senate Transportation Chairman Mike Vehle…

Board Continues Hearing On Auction Barn Proposal

Tuesday, the South Dakota Animal Industry Board tabled a license application hearing for Stockmen’s Incorporated to operate a livestock auction…

Primary Run Offs For Iowa?

The potential price tag doesn’t seem to be a deterrent to the idea of holding run-off elections in Iowa to choose party nominees if the winner isn’t chosen during primary voting.

Iowa Home Sales Down

Iowa home sales decreased by 3.4 percent over the first half of this year compared to the first six months of 2013.