NASDAQ Vaults to 11-Year High on Surge in Jobs


A surge in hiring in the world's largest economy last month drove the Nasdaq to an 11-year high on Friday as optimism grew that the labor market is on a steady path to recovery.

Governor Defends Economic Development Funds


The state landed a major economic development with the announcement this week that Bel Brands would open a cheese processing facility in Brookings. 

Chapel Takes SDSU Position


Dwaine Chapel will become the new C.E.O. and executive director of the Innovation Campus at South Dakota State University.

States Leave River Group


The States of Iowa and Nebraska have left MORAST, or the Missouri River Association of States and Tribes. 

Bed Bugs At NU Dorm


Bed bugs have become a problem at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln...a problem that seemingly won't go away. 

Regional Economy To Grow


It appears the Mid American economy is on track for some rapid growth this year. 

NCBA Wants Provisions In Highway Bill

Pork Official Explains Hormel's Crate Decision

R CALF Asks USTR To Aggressively Seek Appeal

MF Global Fund Established

Komen Reverses Move to Cut Planned Parenthood Funding

Job Growth Surges, Jobless Rate Drops to 8.3 Percent

Komen Struggles to Defuse Planned Parenthood Crisis

Now, Trump's endorsing Romney in Republican race

Jacks Roll Past Oral Roberts

Huskers Drop Big Ten Game

Gopher Athletic Director Retiring

SDSU Players Honored

Deal reached to avert government shutdown

Rivals pounce on Gingrich at last Iowa debate

Gingrich at center stage in Iowa debate

U.S. formally ends war in Iraq

Oldman Needed Help Regaining British Accent for Tinker Tailor

Radcliffe Admits Being Drunk During "Harry Potter" Series

Gervais in Tears Over Bear's Death

Roseanne Wants to Be President

New Record Set at Wing Bowl Eating Extravaganza

Big Freeze Stops Famed Brussels Statue from Peeing

U.S. Border Cops Nab Go-Kart Hauling Mexican Pot

German beer drinking slide stopped by warm weather