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One of the major aspects of Gov. Larry Rhoden’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget proposal is an uptick in the state’s budget reserves, due in part to the decline in federal funding some expect from the Trump Administration.
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Gov. Larry Rhoden laid out a tight spending plan for South Dakota’s upcoming fiscal year in his annual budget address.
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A gap in South Dakota statute means state departments can’t pay for interpretive services when somebody contests an administrative case. One legislator is looking to change that in light of a recent—and unique—case.
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Legislators on the Interim Rules Review Committee looked ahead to next session by discussing five changes they want the committee to support in Pierre.
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Gov. Larry Rhoden announced his plan to provide state funding toward the Rapid City and Sioux Falls airport expansions.
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With the announced closure of Corsica’s Good Samaritan Society, many are wondering what’s to come for long term care in South Dakota.
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While Department of Government Efficiency cuts are causing confusion for some, South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden said he’s seen open communication from the federal government.
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South Dakota lawmakers are passing a budget to fund state government for the upcoming fiscal year. Many call it a lean budget and anticipate tough financial decisions in the future.
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Republicans’ already-iron grip on the South Dakota Legislature got tighter this election.
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Outgoing state Democratic lawmakers said the leaders who will run to take their seats are more than capable of carrying the torch.