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Toby Doeden for South DakotaAn Aberdeen woman is facing misdemeanor charges after allegedly threatening a Republican candidate for South Dakota governor. -
(File)A spokesperson for the South Dakota Board of Regents confirmed the intent to fire a USD Fine Arts Professor in response to the professor’s post on his personal social media account in the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination.
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Despite little movement, the ag community continues to ask for a new, five-year Farm Bill. However, producers aren’t hearing much optimism around the prospect. -
A major pharmaceutical corporation alleges South Dakota has violated federal law with the passage of a bill last session. -
Faction politics has turned a prison plan into a battle requiring a special legislative session. As that approaches, the two sides are preparing for the next round. -
For the first time in 12 years, South Dakota Democrats are fielding multiple candidates for the state's only seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. -
With formalized plans announced for the embattled state men’s prison project, multiple factions of the state Republican Party have voiced their opinions on the matter. -
After a process dubbed “recalibration” by the mayor, Sioux Falls has approved a $775-million budget to contend with lower expected revenues. -
Some South Dakota farmers and ranchers recently took to Capitol Hill to voice their concerns about trade impacts on the ag community. -
South Dakota lawmakers are taking up a growing nationwide effort to streamline services for vulnerable populations. -
Amid stricter immigration policies at both the state and federal levels, the South Dakota Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is canceling its annual Latino Festival and Parade. -
The governor's office has released the plan for a new men's prison in Sioux Falls as well as a comparison to a Nebraska prison proposal.
