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Judge Margo D. Northrup has rejected a plea agreement that the prosecution and defense had come to agreement on in the Joel Koskan case. Koskan, who is charged with child abuse, would have avoided prison time and having to register as a sex offender under the plea agreement. → Read More
In a video posted to social media Tuesday, Noem threatened to veto a temporary tax cut, just a day after the Senate amended a sales tax cut to be temporary. → Read More
South Dakota Senators on the Senate Education committee killed a bill that was intended to prevent "kid friendly" drag shows from happening on public campuses in the state. → Read More
The Senate State Affairs committee killed a bill that would have made the constitutional amendment process more difficult. → Read More
Democrats tabbed Aberdeen native Jennifer Slaight-Hansen, and farmer Shane Merrill to lead the state party for the next four years. → Read More
A group of South Dakota state lawmakers announced Thursday that they have filed a criminal complaint against the senators who voted to remove Sen. Julie Frye-Mueller (R-Rapid City) last month. → Read More
HB 1133, would have redefined carbon so that it was not a “common carrier,” making the two carbon pipelines building in the state unable to use eminent domain. → Read More
By a vote of 18 to 16, the South Dakota State Senate narrowly passed a bill that would drastically change the way statewide elected officials are elected. → Read More
The bill comes as abortion activists are mounting an effort to place abortion on the ballot in 2024. → Read More
The South Dakota Department of Public Safety is investigating a death threat made against Representative Jon Hansen (R-Dell Rapids) and Fred Deutsch (R-Florence). → Read More
The South Dakota Department of Public Safety is investigating a death threat made against Representative Jon Hansen (R-Dell Rapids) and Fred Deutsch (R-Florence). → Read More
A bill that would allow the Governor to select the Lieutenant Governor, and put all other statewide offices on the primary ballot, cleared it’s first legislative hurdle on Monday. → Read More
Lawmakers on the House State Affairs committee voted to advance one bill limiting “kid friendly drag shows” on public campuses, and to table another that would limit them all together. → Read More
The South Dakota Secretary of State has brought on two new staffers, including Reggie Rhoden, son of Lieutenant Governor Larry Rhoden. → Read More
The House State Affairs committee easily blocked an effort to pass a Convention of States resolution, but the prime sponsor of the resolution says that he intends to smoke the bill out on the House floor early next week. → Read More
The RST tribal council voted to give itself a “$10,000 lump salary increase for FY’23.” The money for the bonus comes from American Rescue Plan Act dollars. → Read More
A pair of Republican House lawmakers have proposed bills that would expand school choice and voucher programs in South Dakota. → Read More
House lawmakers overwhelmingly passed HB 1080, sending it to the state senate for further consideration. → Read More
The House easily killed a bill that would have reformed the policy regarding out of state travel for outgoing lawmakers. → Read More
South Dakota state senators on the "Select Committee on Discipline and Expulsion" voted unanimously in favor of reinstating Sen. Julie Frye-Mueller (R-Rapid City) Tuesday night. → Read More