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First published on Dive Brief: Companies that fail to make progress on environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals may end up excluded from consideration by many investors, Larry Wieseneck, Cowen co-president, told an online conference for chief financial officers sponsored by the American Institute of CPAs. “If you’re not moving forward on things like the environment, you’ll be uninvestable in certain parts of the investor universe,” Wieseneck said, predicting that all Wall Street research within 12 months will include “an ESG score — it’s just becoming too important to i...

Wild hogs becoming major nuisance, desecrating cemetery Wild hogs are causing the damage. It’s a sight that’s tough for anyone to see. But especially to Dwayne Ford and others who have loved ones buried at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery and consider it sacred ground. “We come on birthdays holidays sometimes we come just to come,” said Ford. “We always come and change flowers.” “Out of the five years I’ve been here, I ain’t never seen it like this,” said Thomas Else, the groundskeeper at the cemetery. Else has spent most of his days recently cleaning up the mess after the hogs f...

Purdue offering stand-alone hybrid graduate program leading to Indiana school superintendent’s license WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — School administrators at the principal or assistant principal level and others interested in becoming licensed to serve as a school superintendent in Indiana have a new option for making that leap. Purdue University is promoting a new version of its Educational Specialist graduate degree program, a step beyond a master’s in education that qualifies individuals for licensure as a K-12 superintendent in the state. Individuals can now earn the Educational Specialist...

Supreme Court rejects defendant's appeal in 2015 slaying Associated Press 1 hr ago PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld the life prison sentence given to a man who plotted the slaying of his ex-girlfriend, a 22-year-old Rapid City woman. Jonathan Klinetobe pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter in a deal with prosecutors and was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. Klinetobe was originally facing the death penalty in connection with the fatal stabbing of Jessica Rehfeld in 2015. Prosecutors said Klinetobe was upset that Rehfeld broke up with...

This week Luke visits with Coy Hirth, owner of Slappys Hog Trapping (Slappys Hog Trapping on Facebooik). Mr. Hirth traps hogs and uses Kubys Meat Processing to process the meat and then sees to it that that it gets on the plates of folks that can use it. In today's show Hirth explains his plan for utilizing the excellent wild pork. His plan is one that folks all across the state could put to use.  Coy Hirth of Slappy's Hog Trapping Credit Luke Clayton