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An April survey of business supply managers suggests there will be solid economic growth over the next three to six months in nine Midwest and Plains states.

Several Midwestern states are digging out from a spring snowstorm, while the South braces for weekend thunderstorms that could bring tornadoes.

A new report says a March survey of business supply managers is signaling solid economic growth over the next 3 to 6 months for nine Midwest and Plains states.

Dangerous cold is once again blanketing the Upper Midwest, after some parts of the region endured a weekend blizzard that shut down several highways.

The National Weather Service in South Dakota reports that the 7.2 inches of snow that fell Wednesday in Sioux Falls set a city record for the date.

California? I still prefer South Dakota to ride out a zombie apocalypse. We have a military base, a massive doomsday bunker, guns, and we look really good in overalls.

The economy remains strong in nine Midwest and Plains states, but business leaders are concerned about the ongoing trade disputes.

Economic conditions in nine Midwest and Plains states took a leap forward last month, according to a survey report issued Tuesday.

The most-used slang word in South Dakota is "kattywampus" and others that no one else would get.

These are great, but a true Midwesterner needs a tater-tot hot dish, scalloped potatoes (with diced ham) and Jell-O with fruit inside.