According to South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley, the Department of Criminal Investigation is looking into the possible criminal activity of three employees, but he can’t disclose any more information.
Lawmakers narrowly approved the bill on Monday that would make it harder to use eminent domain.
Governor Larry Rhoden signed Senate Bill 81 on Monday, banning the use of a firearms code for transactions involving guns, ammo, and accessories, with a civil penalty for violations.
Brookings Representative accidentally flips vote
Governor Larry Rhoden is naming his new secretary of veteran affairs.
On Thursday, the State Senate agreed with the Rhoden Administration to reduce funding for the anti-tobacco trust fund.
A proposed constitutional amendment by Rick Weiland of Sioux Falls aims to limit the South Dakota Legislature’s ability to change voter-approved measures for seven years after they are enacted.
The South Dakota Senate unanimously passed a bill requiring pornographic websites to verify the age of people trying to access those sites.
A new bill could help counties save money and address staffing shortages.
MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) A bid by a member of South Dakota State House leadership to end […]