South Dakota lawmakers are eagerly awaiting Governor Larry Rhoden’s proposal for property tax relief, as legislators face challenges in addressing rising property taxes.
Governor Larry Rhoden’s “Open for Opportunity” tour continued with a successful visit to Mitchell, where he highlighted key initiatives to support South Dakota’s economy and Second Amendment rights.
South Dakota’s legislature recently passed several election-related bills, but one specific bill has drawn significant opposition from a political organization that argues it undermines the rule of the people.
Governor Rhoden will kick off week two of his ‘Open for Opportunity’ tour in Mitchell today, where he will sign several pro-Second Amendment bills at Boyd’s Gunstock.
Mitchell Area Development Corporation announces a groundbreaking $1,000,000 USDA Rural Economic Development Loan and grant to support the creation of a new industrial park in Mitchell’s southwest corner.
Construction on Highway 37 in Mitchell is set to begin this spring, with work scheduled to start from Main Street to National Guard Road.
Matthew Neitzel, a 27-year-old from Tyndall, was sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to soliciting a minor, a Class 4 felony.
Governor Larry Rhoden has signed five new public safety bills into law, with a focus on combating crime and addressing the fentanyl crisis in South Dakota.
South Dakota’s Attorney General, Marty Jackley, is addressing concerns regarding the Trump administration’s interpretation of the rule of law.
The YMCA’s Tri-State Basketball Tournament is celebrating its 95th year this weekend, making it the oldest consecutive youth basketball tournament in the United States. Held at 14 locations across the Sioux Falls area, including the Sioux Falls YMCA gym