Yankton City Sales Taxes Continue Positive Trend

City sales tax returns in Yankton showed another positive result in March with an increase of almost two and a half percent over March of last year

Schools Figuring State Aid Increase in Budget Work

School districts across the state are starting to write their budgets for the next school year.

Last Stop for the Old Depot

While work continues on the Mead historical building and museum on the old Human Service Center campus in Yankton, fund raising is underway to complete another major expansion.

IBIC Holds Dietician Training

Future dieticians received nutrition communication information focused on beef at a workshop hosted by the Iowa Beef Industry Council. Director…

Nebraska Tracking People Vaccinated then Infected

Nebraska health officials are reporting they are seeing some cases of vaccinated people coming down with a Covid-19 infection.

Corps of Engineers Readies Reservoirs

The Corps of Engineers held their spring meetings to update reservoir conditions online this year as the spring runoff season ramps up.

Waiting on the Executive Orders

Following the legislature’s failure to override her veto of the “trans-gender, women in sports bill,” Governor Kristi Noem issued two executive orders telling schools and universities how to apply the policy from the failed bill.

With Sufficient Vaccine Supplies, Younger People Urged to get Shots

The Covid-19 vaccine supply in South Dakota is rising to meet demand.

2021 Beef Export Outlook Optimistic Post Covid

U.S. beef exports were down 5.5-percent in 2020 due to supply chain and food service constraints tied to COVID. However,…

Planting Slowed With Cold Weather

Row crop planting efforts in the region have been slowed with the recent rain and cold weather, but there is…