One day after lawmakers send a bill to Governor Kristi Noem stripping permit requirements to carry a concealed pistol, the state senate rejects a bill to allow concealed carry in the capitol
A bill headed to the house floor establishes a misdemeanor for failing to file birth and death certificates. The aim is to build a case against the fundamentalist church compound in the Black Hills near Pringle.
An attempt to include same-gender sex in the state's definition of adultery has been shot down in the House Judiciary Committee.
The Senate Education Committee furthers a bill that makes homeschool students eligible for the South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship with the same requirements as other students.
A bill that raises Medicaid reimbursement rates goes to the Appropriations committee without a recommendation.
The multi-year effort to change gun legislation does not have the support of law enforcement.