SD Supreme Court Hears Amendment “A” Arguments

The South Dakota Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over the constitutionality of “Amendment A” that legalized recreational marijuana and was approved by voters last November.

Planters Start To Roll In Nebraska

Cold temperatures most of April have kept farmers out of the field in the western corn belt. In Nebraska, corn…

SD Primed for Big Tourism Season

As the weather warms and the pandemic fades, South Dakota could see lots of visitors this summer.

Cattle Group Working For Trade Movement With U.K, China, And Japan

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association members want the U.S. government to continue pursuing trade deals involving the United Kingdom, China and…

Four Midwest Dairy Groups Propose Alternative Milk Marketing Order Change

Four Midwest Dairy groups are offering an alternative proposal to a change to the Federal Milk Marketing Orders. That’s in…

Nebraska State Senator Supports Budget Despite No Major Property Tax Relief

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has signed the $9.7 billion two year state budget. State Senator Steve Erdman of Bayard says…

Electric Service Expansion Demand

Demand for new service along with a slow down in construction materials is creating some issues for rural electric cooperatives.

Wastewater Plant Violation

The Yankton Wastewater Treatment plant got a violation notice on discharges

The Mead Building & Heritage Park

The Mead Heritage Education Center in Yankton is holding a raffle to raise money for the planned move of several buildings from Westside Park to the Mead site on the old Human Services Center campus.

National Grain And Feed Association Expresses Concern With CRP Expansion

National Grain and Feed Association officials say that drastically increasing the Conservation Reserve Program could result in negative climate impacts.…