Year: 2026
‘The Legend of Zelda’ live-action film gets official title, new release date
The logo for ‘The Legend of Zelda.’ (Nintendo, Sony Pictures) Nintendo has revealed the official title for its upcoming Legend of Zelda film. The live-action video game film adaptation is officially titled The Legend of [Read More…]
Andrew Garfield is Sam Altman in ‘Artificial’ teaser trailer
Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman and Yura Borisov as Ilya Sutskever in ‘Artificial.’ (Neon) Andrew Garfield stars as Sam Altman in the Artificial teaser trailer. Neon has released the first trailer for director Luca Guadagnino’s [Read More…]
Wheat gains on slow Black Sea exports, weather concerns
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. Soybeans are watching late development weather ahead of the USDA’s supply, demand, and production update out Friday. Early expectations are for at least some cut in [Read More…]
Michigan soybeans might get a yield bump following recent weather
Late August rains could have provided a boost for Michigan soybeans. Crop advisor Jason Stegink with Wide Angle Agriculture tells Brownfield, “The moisture is helping finish the bean crop off for sure, as long as we didn’t get too [Read More…]
Cattle, hog futures higher to start the trading week
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher ahead of widespread direct business. Feeders had additional support from the lower move in corn. October live cattle closed $4.07 higher at $217.02 in [Read More…]
USDA: Minnesota Corn 24% Mature as Crop Progress Accelerates
Minnesota crops continued to progress as warm conditions and rainfall benefited much of the state. According to the latest USDA crop progress and conditions report, Minnesota corn is 98 percent in the dough stage, 85 [Read More…]
Harvest well underway in southeastern Illinois
A southeastern Illinois farmer says corn and soybean harvest is moving at a brisk pace in his area. Jeff Scates, who farms in Gallatin and White Counties, says he’s harvested a third of his corn [Read More…]
Lindsay Clancy’s attorney Kevin Reddington asks Trump for pardon after mistrial
Kevin Reddington appears on “Good Morning America,” Sept. 8, 2026. (ABC News) (NEW YORK) — Lindsay Clancy’s attorney Kevin Reddington said he is hopeful for an agreement between the defense and the district attorney after Clancy’s trial ended last [Read More…]
Trump floats renaming New Mexico ‘New America’
President Donald Trump waves as he arrives on Sept. 7, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. (Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images) (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump has posted numerous memes on social media over the long weekend [Read More…]
Lean + Leadership for Supervisors program announces graduates
Seven professionals from the Mitchell manufacturing community recently completed the Lean + Leadership for Supervisors program hosted at Mitchell Chamber of Commerce, and facilitated by South Dakota Manufacturing and Technology Solutions. Participants attended 6 full [Read More…]
DWU again named to Prairie Business list of 2026’s 50 Best Places to Work
Dakota Wesleyan University has once again been named to Prairie Business magazine’s list of 50 Best Places to Work for 2026. The list was announced recently. Employees throughout the region nominated their companies, highlighting some [Read More…]
A pattern shift ahead; much cooler air and rain on-the-move
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures from the northern Rockies into the upper Great Lakes region, while warmer-than-normal weather will prevail south of a line from central [Read More…]
Tuesday Sports: September 9, 2026
TUESDAY SPORTS, SEPTEMBER 8, 2026 MITCHELL KERNELS — Mitchell Kernels volleyball will at Huron on Tuesday at 6:30 pm. The Kernels are 2-4 on the season. — Mitchell Kernels soccer host Yankton on Tuesday starting [Read More…]
Nuns leave lasting legacy in service of Watertown
Throughout their entire adult lives, the women of the Benedictine Sisters of Mother of God Monastery have served others as educators, health care providers and spiritual leaders. The Catholic nuns, many highly educated, have taught [Read More…]
Land access a challenge for next generation of cattle producers
Creating opportunities for the next generation of cattle producers “If we’re going to increase our cow herds, we need to figure out a way to move properties from one generation to the next generation.” Nebraska [Read More…]
Man arrested after incident with Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee, police say
Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office. A 38-year-old Ohio man was arrested Sunday after allegedly “pushing his way” through a crowd at a fair where Amy Acton, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee in Ohio, was speaking, according to [Read More…]
In brief: ‘Silo’ gets fourth, final season release date and more
Silo is set to return for a fourth and final season. Apple TV has announced that the drama series starring Rebecca Ferguson returns for season 4 on July 9, 2027. This announcement comes after the premiere of [Read More…]
South Dakota Highway Patrol Announces School Bus Safety Outreach Week
The South Dakota Highway Patrol will conduct a three‑day School Bus Safety Outreach event September 8–10 to increase public awareness and reinforce safe driving behaviors around school buses statewide. During the outreach period, troopers will [Read More…]
Election 2026 Government South Dakota governor, challenger both slam Trump on beef imports but clash on other debate topics
HURON — Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden and Democratic challenger Dan Ahlers both criticized President Donald Trump on Saturday during a debate at the South Dakota State Fair, with Rhoden saying he agrees with Trump on [Read More…]
Looking beyond N, P &K
Many farmers are putting together crop nutrition programs for 2026. Andrew Tucker with Loveland Products says macronutrients will be an important part of fall and spring applications. “Looking at phosphorous, potassium, nitrogen applications, but really [Read More…]