Flood Waters Begin to Rise in Tabor

One town that's already experiencing some flooding in our area is in Southeastern South Dakota. The town of Tabor is gearing up and watching the water rise.

Patrick Kennedy Blasts National Media in House Rant

Rhode Island congressman Patrick Kennedy blasts the media on the floor of the U.S. House on Wednesday.

No-Fly List Grows as Lawmakers Debate Security

Part of the fall-out from the attempted Christmas Day airplane bombing in Detroit is that the number of names on the federal no-fly list has nearly doubled.

SD Legislators Wait to Finish Budget

South Dakota lawmakers are waiting to put the finishing touches on the state budget until they know the fate of some other bills that will determine state spending and tax collections.

New Standards Proposed for U.S. K-12

More reading, writing, and math for kids in public school.

Another Chance for Fireworks is Possible

South Dakotans would get another opportunity each year to buy and discharge fireworks under a bill headed to the governor's desk.

Spyware for Cell Phones Allows Hacking Activity

When you think about spyware, it's often connected with computers. But now, spies can hack into your cell phone to steal personal information or track your whereabouts.

Searchers Say They'll Look For Zenk Until She's Found

Tonight search crews in Clay County say they'll keep looking for 52 year-old Vermillion woman Barbara Zenk until she's found. Barbara's abandoned SUV was found on State Highway 19 Saturday morning near a Missouri River bridge. The river is frozen and police found no breaks in the ice. Today the rescue effort called in Codington County's search and rescue bloodhounds to help find out what happened to Barbara Zenk.

IA House Passes Bill Banning Guns for Abusers

The House has overwhelmingly approved a measure that would ban people convicted of domestic abuse from possessing guns, sending the issue back to the Senate where a similar version has been approved.

SD Legislators Yet to Agree Upon School Funding

The South Dakota House and Senate have reached an apparent impasse on plans for changing state aid to school districts.