Doug Ekeren Named President of Avera Queen of Peace Hospital in Mitchell

Avera Queen of Peace hospital in Mitchell has announced that Doug Ekeren has been named the regional president and CEO.

USD Law School Grads Finding Jobs

As students begin classes this summer at the USD School of Law in Vermillion, last years graduates are, for the most part, moving on to their careers.

SDSU Extension Entomologist Says Grasshopper Populations Up Over Last Year

Grasshoppers which are a concern every year in South Dakota are much more prevalent this year due to the drought.…

NCBA Members See Trade Positives, Have Concern With Taxes

Members of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association have been holding their convention in Nashville this week and just wrapped up…

Agriculture Gets Partial Win In Appeals Court Ruling On Iowa Ag Fraud Law

This week the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a decision on Iowa’s 2012 Ag Fraud or Ag Gag…

August WASDE Friendly, Especially For Corn

August WASDE Friendly, Especially for Corn The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s August World Supply and Demand Estimates held big bullish…

NFU Surveying Farmers On The Right To Repair Issue

The National Farmers Union is surveying producers to better find out how the Right to Repair issue is impacting their…

Yankton Health Board Not Meeting

During the height of the pandemic, the Yankton Health Board met weekly, to watch the numbers and give input and direction to the city commission.

Staying Ahead of the Delta Variant

The Delta variant of the coronavirus is spreading rapidly, especially in southern parts of the country.

Billions for Broadband

The over one trillion-dollar infrastructure bill passed by the US Senate this week has about sixty five billion dollars in it for broadband upgrades and expansion across the country.