US EPA will delay Midwest ethanol expansion in South Dakota, Ohio
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Friday it would delay an action by one year to expand sales of higher ...
'Very real chance’ of federal Medicaid expansion funding cuts, lieutenant governor says
Citing discussions with South Dakota’s congressional delegation, Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen said federal support for Medicaid ...
Gov. Larry Rhoden signs age verification bill, lab-grown meat funding restrictions
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has signed 45 bills into law so far this legislative session, which began last month and ...
Lawmakers approve rollback of South Dakota’s uniquely severe drug ingestion penalties
The state is the only one in the nation with a law that allows a failed drug test for a felony-level narcotic to serve as the ...
South Dakota's increase in tourism helps small businesses
As South Dakota's visitation rates rise, local small business owners see an opportunity to find their niche in the state's ...
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Governor relents, appoints task force to reset prison talks after legislative loss
The fight to secure legislative approval for an $825 million men’s prison is lost for now, South Dakota Republican Gov. Larry ...
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Mitchell named South Dakota’s Community of the Year for third time
The city's continued growth, highlighted by major housing, business, and infrastructure projects, has earned it the ...
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How information on Noem’s credit cards came to light
The public information that several news organizations including KELOLAND Media Group are now reviewing about how Kristi Noem ...
Medicaid expansion funding cuts likely, South Dakota Lt. Gov. Venhuizen says
Republican Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen told lawmakers at the state Capitol that federal support for Medicaid expansion could decline.
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Rhoden signs porn age-verification into law
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden has signed into law a bill requiring age-verification for pornography sites, aiming to ...
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South Dakota lawmakers send Mickelson Trail e-bike limitation to governor
The two chambers of the Legislature agree that only the slowest class of e-bikes should be allowed on the scenic Mickelson Trail.
Measure requiring schools to accept cash for events heads to Rhoden’s desk
The South Dakota State House on Thursday sent Senate Bill 219 to the desk of Governor Larry Rhoden, requiring K-12 schools to accept hard currency at events associated with their institutions.