Minnesota Farm Bureau Pleased With Tax Credit Movement

Minnesota Farm Bureau Pleased With Tax Credit Movement

Nebraska Rancher Says Congress Wrong On Keystone Vote

Nebraska Rancher Says Congress Wrong On Keystone Vote

Brunner Seeks State Office

With revenues to the state on the increase, the Deputy Secretary of the South Dakota Office of Schools & Public Lands wants to continue that trend.

NPPC Congratulates Connecticut Legislature On Stall Vote

NPPC Congratulates Connecticut Legislature On Stall Vote

HSUS Disappointed With Stall Vote In Connecticut

HSUS Disappointed With Stall Vote In Connecticut

Interim Committees Set Up

The Executive Board of the South Dakota legislature last week set up the committees for this year’s interim.

Yankton Reaches Agreement With Unions

Yankton City Commissioners will hear details at their meeting tonight of a settlement reached between the city and its unionized…

Noem Opposes EPA Proposed Water Rules

South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem is asking the Environmental Protection Agency to back off on their new proposed rules under the Clean Water Act.

Synthetic Drugs Targeted

The U-S Drug Enforcement Administration is conducting a second phase of what’s called “Project Synergy” to take down global synthetic drug networks and supplies.

Heat Bills Coming Due

Nearly a quarter-of-a-million Iowa households were unable to pay their heating bills this winter and some will be getting disconnect notices, now that the annual winter moratorium on disconnecting power is over.