More Funding to Find the Missing

The South Dakota legislature this year has debated and passed some bills that would fund expanded efforts by the Attorney Generals office to search for missing women, with a focus on indigenous women.

SD PUC Sets Hearings for CO2 Pipeline

There are at least two companies now developing plans to build pipelines to transport liquid carbon dioxide from ethanol plants to underground storage in North Dakota.

Bayer Announces Distribution Agreement for Enlist E3

Bayer recently announced a distribution agreement with M.S. Technologies, L.L.C. for soybeans containing the Enlist E3 trait. Bayer will distribute…

Forensic Election Audit Bill Dies in SD Senate Committee

A bill that would have required a forensic audit of each presidential election in South Dakota that was closer than a ten-point spread was in front of the Senate State Affairs Committee

Cattlemen’s Heritage Investor Meetings Continue Next Two Weeks

Regional beef processor Cattlemen’s Heritage continues their equity drive for the next two weeks for their 1500-head per day plant…

State Reports Show Declining Winter Wheat Crop Conditions

Winter wheat crop conditions are running well below a year ago many of the major hard red winter wheat production…

Candidates Lining up for District 18 Legislative Seats

Candidates are filling up the slots for legislative seats ahead of the filing deadline in late March.

SD Legislators Up Against the Calendar

South Dakota lawmakers have eight days left in the main run of this year’s legislative session.

SD Impeachment Committee Looks for Resolution

The House Select Committee on Investigation heard from another round of witnesses last week in the impeachment case of Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg.

Yankton City Commission to Talk Strategic Plan

The Yankton City Commission will hold a work session before their regular meeting Monday to go over their strategic plan.