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BISON MEDIA BLOG Bison Video Blog: Sunday FCS Ramblings on Big 10 Schedules
Well the news isn't good for the FCS; the Big 10 announced Sunday that they a scheduling model for 2016 that will allow for 9 conference games; at least 1 game against a BCS conference team and NO FCS...
Posted on 4/29/13 at 12:18 AM
NEW PLATEAUS A Generation Back From the Dead
This is a piece about our connection to ancestors, their way of life in the Midwest, and these discoveries through one little old lady. My Aunt Olive Hendrickson was born in South Dakota and now liv...
Posted on 7/23/12 at 11:07 AM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! A Child's Senseless Death
Bullies have claimed another victim, this time in Iowa. The boy was just 14 years old. His name was Kenneth Weishuhn. I would encourage everyone to look to themselves, their children. Not just for v...
Posted on 4/24/12 at 10:00 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER 'Iowan' Bachmann back in Minnesota campaigning
Michele Bachmann spent the summer and fall in Iowa, hoping to gain traction as a presidential candidate. While in the state to the south, the Iowa natives favorite line seemed to be: Everything I nee...
Posted on 2/26/12 at 4:54 PM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Thirty-two UND students taking part in Kennedy Center College Theatre Arts Festival in Ames, Iowa
The University of North Dakota Department of Theatre Arts has sent 32 students to theKennedy Center College Theatre Festival for Region V, which is being held Jan. 15-21, in Ames. Six students and ...
Posted on 1/16/12 at 10:39 PM
Site of future Blood Run state park draws visitors in S.D., Iowa 
Blood Run, a national historic landmark set to become South Dakota’s first new state park in more than 50 years, is already drawing some 20 cars a day.
The picturesque acreage along the Big Sioux River bordering Iowa was used by thousands of Oneota Indians into the early 1700s.
By Dirk Lammers , July 09, 2012
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SUV-semitrailer collision kills Minnesota, Iowa drivers
The collision between a sport utility vehicle and a semitrailer has killed both drivers in western Iowa. The Iowa State Patrol says the accident occurred around 4:35 p.m. Sunday on Iowa Highway 44, about two miles east of Portsmouth.
By Associated Press , June 25, 2012
Minnesota man get suspended sentence in hog heist
A Minnesota man has been given a suspended 10-year prison sentence for stealing hundreds of hogs in Iowa and Minnesota. The Globe Gazette in Mason City says 44-year-old John Arndt, of Hayfield, Minn., was sentenced on a theft charge earlier this month in Mitchell County.
By Associated Press , June 20, 2012
Minnesota doctor gets suspended Iowa prison sentence
A doctor has pleaded guilty to allegations that he had sex with a patient in Iowa and has been given a suspended sentence of five years in prison.
By Associated Press , May 25, 2012
Buffalo escape from ranch in northwest Iowa
About 200 buffalo broke out of their pen at the Frick and Joe Buffalo Ranch in Sibley on Sunday. The animals have since been spotted in five counties — Lyon, Osceola, Sioux and O'Brien counties in Iowa and Nobles County in Minnesota
By Associated Press , May 17, 2012
Minnesota man injured after hitting two cattle that escaped confinement in northwest Iowa
Authorities say 57-year-old Alan Oberloh, of Worthington, Minn., hit two cows early Monday on Iowa Highway 60. He wasn't hurt, but both cows died. His truck had $10,000 in damage.
By Associated Press , May 07, 2012
Beet-energy promoter loses broker license
Smith asked to resign in response to investor-client complaintA man promoting investments in a sugar beet-to-ethanol project in Grafton, N.D., has resigned from securities brokerage firm after an investor-client complaint. Energae LP Holdings, based in Clear Lake, Iowa, reportedly is buying the former Alchem Ltd. ethanol plant in Grafton, and Darrell Duane Smith was the main presenter at a March 23 investors meeting in town.
By Mikkel Pates , April 27, 2012
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Minnesota woman sentenced in Iowa counterfeiting case
A Minnesota woman who made a plea deal in an Iowa counterfeiting case has been given probation and a suspended sentence.
By Associated Press , April 25, 2012
Trucker harassment class-action suit backfires
They were learning to become truck drivers but wound up in a nightmare. In detailed accounts to a federal agency, dozens of female employees of one of the nation's largest trucking companies told of being propositioned, groped and even assaulted by male drivers during cross-country training rides.
By Ryan J. Foley , April 04, 2012
Iowan killed in snowmobile accident near Orr, Minn.
Timothy James Schultz, 45, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, died as a result of head trauma after a snowmobile accident Saturday near Orr. The accident occurred shortly before 6:30 p.m. on the Bill Morgan Trail between the Arrowhead and Ash River trails, according to the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Department. Schultz struck a tree.
By Forum Communications , February 27, 2012
Iowa chief executive to chair Midwest governors group
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad is the new chairman of the Midwestern Governors Association, a group of 10 states that works together on agriculture, economic development and other issues.
February 27, 2012
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Small town in Iowa lures business from neighbor Iowa City with incentives
When the leaders of this small Iowa city became desperate to land a new department store, they didn’t have to look far: They lured one from the city next door, along with up to 100 jobs. The store called Von Maur agreed to leave Iowa City for a platter of incentives offered by Coralville, which promised to put up a bigger, $9.5 million building, to provide a $1.5 million parcel of land and to discount the store’s property tax bill. It even offered $650,000 to cover any penalties related to the store’s departure.
By Ryan Foley , February 24, 2012
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Dog reunited with family after 300-mile journey
How a husky named Chassis could travel from rural Duluth to a hair’s breadth of the Iowa border, her owners will never know, but that’s what they believe happened.
By Jana Hollingsworth , February 24, 2012
UND reports losing another Iowa invite because of Sioux nickname
UND athletics reports that an invitation to compete in a March track meet at the University of Iowa has been withdrawn. The action has been attributed it to the resumption of the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo.
By Chuck Haga , February 21, 2012
Officials warn Midwest farmers to purchase crop insurance
A relatively snow-free winter in the Upper Midwest has some officials worried about damage to agriculture if the dry weather persists into spring planting. Minnesota's agriculture and commerce commissioners, Dave Frederickson and Mike Rothman, signaled their concern when they advised farmers Thursday to buy crop insurance before next month's deadline. Most of Minnesota is in the earliest stage of drought, and parts of Iowa and the Dakotas also are abnormally dry or worse.
By Steve Karnowski , February 17, 2012
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