Month: June 2026
Paraguay stuns Germany in a penalty shootout for the biggest upset of the 2026 World Cup
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — José Canale wasn’t in the starting lineup in either of his previous two appearances for Paraguay in this World Cup. He made his first start a memorable one. Canale scored on [Read More…]
Ja Morant is headed to Portland after the Memphis Grizzlies trade the 2-time All-Star
Ja Morant is headed to Portland, after the Trail Blazers and Memphis completed a trade Monday night that sees the Grizzlies starting anew and gives the two-time All-Star a chance to revive his career. Portland sent [Read More…]
Opposition arises to rebuild of US 85 through the Black Hills
Bart Pfankuch / South Dakota News Watch CHEYENNE CROSSING, S.D. – Colorado tourists Kay and Dan Rider made a conscious decision to avoid interstates and busy highways on their way to a family vacation in [Read More…]
Tribal elections include leadership shakeup in Flandreau
Molly Wetsch/South Dakota News Watch One tribe in South Dakota will see a major change in its government leadership this year as longtime Flandreau Santee Sioux tribal president Anthony Reider did not file a petition [Read More…]
Tuesday Sports: June 30, 2026
TUESDAY SPORTS, JUNE 30, 2026 PALACE CITY LEGION BASEBALL — Palace City Post 18 Legion Baseball, 15-11 on the season, will be at Pierre on Tuesday at 4 pm before returning home to face Sioux [Read More…]
Twins hit 3 homers to back Matthews, then hold off Astros rally in 9th for 5-4 victory
HOUSTON (AP) — Royce Lewis and Victor Caratini hit back-to-back homers, Zebby Matthews pitched seven stingy innings and the Minnesota Twins held off a late rally by the Houston Astros for a 5-4 victory Monday [Read More…]
South Dakota corn knee-high ahead of July
A farmer in northeastern South Dakota says the corn is already knee-high. Jason Frerichs tells Brownfield “That’s big, you know, and we want to see that progress is there. The corn looks really good. It [Read More…]
Weekend rains boost Iowa crops despite isolated storm damage
Weather had a mixed impact on Iowa crops last week. Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says thunderstorms over the weekend brought isolated reports of hail and straight-line winds, but also much needed rainfall across northern [Read More…]
Missouri crops doing ok ahead of heatwave
Two Missouri farmers say the crop conditions are good ahead of the heatwave. Brice Fischer in west-central Missouri says corn has pollinated and is starting to grain fill, and the heat wave is welcome. “We [Read More…]
Live and feeder cattle lower to start the week
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were lower on fund liquidation. August live cattle closed $2.25 lower at $243.57 and October live cattle closed $1.82 lower at $237.37. August feeder cattle closed [Read More…]
Heat wave raises concerns despite strong Ohio corn, soybean conditions
A central Ohio farmer says his soybeans are finally showing improvement following an early-May freeze event. Allen Ett says it’s taken awhile for the crop to get going. “The last week to 10 days have started to come out of it really [Read More…]
One year later, Twins rebuild already looks better than many expected
Travis Kriens/KORN News Radio Sports Director The calendar is about to flip to July, and that means two milestones for the Minnesota Twins. First, they’re just past the halfway point of the 2026 season. Second, [Read More…]
Highmore, Hyde County and surrounding areas hammered by high winds
Residents of Highmore continue to pick up what’s left behind after Category Four hurricane winds thrashed the city and surrounding area early Monday morning. High winds up to 131 miles an hour roared through the [Read More…]
About 3 million fewer people are enrolled under ACA compared to last year: Report
The healthcare.gov website on a laptop arranged in Norfolk, Virginia, Nov. 1, 2025. (Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg via Getty Images) (WASHINGTON) — Millions of Americans have dropped health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), according [Read More…]
‘Michael’ is now the highest-grossing biopic of all time
‘Michael’ (Courtesy of Lionsgate) The Michael Jackson movie has moonwalked into the record books once again. Michael has taken in $977 million worldwide. That surpasses the Oscar-winning film Oppenheimer, which raked in $975 million globally. [Read More…]
Tar spot concerns grow as heat speeds Michigan corn development
An agronomist is encouraging growers to remain diligent about scouting as hot, humid weather picks up this week. Doug George with Bayer tells Brownfield June conditions remind him of the growing season of 2021, which [Read More…]
Southwest Indiana farmer says repeated flooding is taking a toll on crops this season
A Southwest Indiana farmer says this growing season has been one like no other. Ben Kron tells Brownfield eight inches of rain fell across this farm in Evansville over the weekend. “Normally, the river would get it [Read More…]
Heat dome expected to fuel crop development in southwest Minnesota
A southwest Minnesota farmer anticipates rapid crop growth thanks to this week’s heat-dome smothering much of the Midwest. Carolyn Olson grows organic crops in Lyon County. “The talk in church yesterday was we’ll be able [Read More…]
June storms bring beneficial rains for some Illinois farmers, damage to others
A central Illinois farmer says the late June rains have benefited his crops. Mark Bunselmeyer, who grows corn and soybeans in Macon County, says a dry start to the season has given way to timely [Read More…]
Rains bring boost and disease pressure to Wisconsin crops
A south-central Wisconsin farmer says recent rains are providing his crops with a needed boost. Eric Wuthrich, who grows corn and soybeans in Green County, tells Brownfield… “So far, our crops look beautiful.” He says, [Read More…]
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