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Many of South Dakota's nursing facilities contend with mid-century infrastructure and a chronic lack of staff. With some on the verge of closing, some lawmakers say consolidation is the path forward.
A proposal to adjust the period of time campaign signage can be displayed advanced from the House State Affairs Committee. HB 1069 would allow for political signs to be displayed before the beginning of early and absentee voting.
House Bill 1057 proposes a statewide commission focused on indigent defense — or legal representation for those without the ability to pay. While every American is entitled to representation under the sixth amendment, reality is often more complicated.
A Senate committee advances a bill to make it easier for people with a prior conviction to get a professional or occupational license in South Dakota. The bill is backed by the Department of Labor and Governor Kristi Noem.
The next Boe Forum on Public Affairs features PBS NewsHour commentator David Brooks. Augustana University and the Center for Western Studies will host the best-selling author Mar. 19, 2024 in the Elmen Center.
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