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Brent Duerre/SDPBProperty tax relief could come in the form of online sports betting. A Senate committee is advancing a resolution that asks voters if they support the prospect in November. -
Brent Duerre/SDPBSouth Dakota’s prohibition on new cigar bars could go up in smoke if one bill becomes law.
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A documentary film looks at the coordinated effort to ban books and criminalize librarians in America. SDPB's Lori Walsh talks with filmmaker Kim A. Snyder. -
Lawmakers are advancing a bill that grants health care providers the ability to refuse to perform services based on “conscience.” -
A committee advances a bill rescheduling a drug proponents say could be “life saving” for individuals who struggle with mental health and post-traumatic stress disorders. -
There is a massive workload in the Capitol this session, but legislative leadership remains confident they can put aside their differences and get the job done. -
House Bill 1212, which would have allowed for the prosecution of people who seek abortion care, fails in the House Health and Human Services Committee. -
SDNetwork's coverage of Governor Larry Rhoden's weekly legislative press conference. -
SDNetwork's coverage of the weekly legislative leadership press conference. -
A ban on “soft drinks” for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits is approved by the state House. -
A bill tightening state limits on groundwater withdrawals died on the house floor. -
A bill that would incentivize for-profit companies to consider charitable, social or environmental causes died in the House Judiciary Committee.
