South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden hopes to avoid Noem’s state credit card spending habits
KOTA Territory News explains South Dakota law. YMCA group exercise coordinator Nicole Craig has some simple ideas to help you get your mobility back in this week’s edition of HealthWatch.
KELOLAND News3h
DOGE website lists more closures in South Dakota
The number of federal offices closing in South Dakota is growing and so is the number of questions surrounding the closures. The Department of Government Efficiency ...
KELO6h
Governor Rhoden: my use of state credit cards “won’t be an issue”
Several news organizations are examining former Governor Kristi Noem’s use of two state government credit cards while in ...
The Daily Republic1d
Noem’s actions motivate state senator’s attempt to limit executive power
Sen. Chris Karr of Sioux Falls shepharding “three big, beautiful bills" intended to bring more legislative oversight of ...
Marijuana Moment1d
South Dakota Bill To End Felony Drug Ingestion Law Heads To Governor
Voting for this bill and decriminalizing drug use will send a mixed message to our children.” By John Hult, South Dakota ...
KFGO2d
South Dakota’s lone death row inmate argues for new appeals in federal court
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. ( South Dakota Searchlight) — The only man on death row in South Dakota wants a federal judge to give him ...
Dakota Radio Group News2d
100th Legislative Session 2025 – Week 7 by Rep. Mike Weisgram (R- Fort Pierre)
100th Legislative Session 2025 – Week 6 by Rep. Mike Weisgram (R- Fort Pierre) (Feb. 28, 2025) As February comes to a close, ...
Rapid City Journal3d
Governor relents, appoints task force to reset prison talks after legislative loss
The fight to secure legislative approval for an $825 million men’s prison is lost for now, Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden conceded on Thursday.
Capital Journal3d
Only ‘political magic’ can save $825 million prison plan, lawmaker says
Full-throated support from Gov. Larry Rhoden may not be enough to change the minds of skeptical lawmakers on a controversial ...
Measure requiring schools to accept cash for events heads to Rhoden’s desk
The South Dakota State House on Thursday sent Senate Bill 219 to the desk of Governor Larry Rhoden, requiring K-12 schools to accept hard currency at events associated with their institutions.
kornradio4d
Governor Rhoden hits the reset button on men’s prison project
Lincoln County might not be the site of a new prison after all. But that won’t be decided until this summer. Gov. Larry ...