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Governor Mark Gordon hosted a town hall meeting in Gillette to discuss proposed rules by the federal government and the impact they would have on the energy industry in Wyoming.
Ballot Measure IM 28 deals with a potential repeal of the state sales tax on anything for human consumption which could include tobacco.
Life Defense Fund filed a lawsuit Thursday alleging invalid signatures needed to qualify the Freedom Amendment for the November ballot.
The cost of an annual registration is rising from $5,310 to $9,000.
Representative Dusty Johnson's provisions in the annual defense bill aimed at keeping the U.S. as the number one world power.
Unofficial election results are in, and in the Lawrence County and Meade County primaries candidates have petitioned for a recount.
U.S. Senator Mike Rounds was part of a group of congressmen who introduced a Congressional Review Act to stop the Biden administration from making changes to Title IX.
South Dakota voters are in favor of the repeal of the 4.2% grocery tax.
Rapid City's mayor speaks out against the actions seen in Deadwood and Pierre, SD, on Saturday.
Governor Kristi Noem believes Trump is focused on the American people despite his need for "revenge."
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Kristi Noem's support for Trump is stronger than ever ahead of the 2024 campaign.
Dusty Johnson voices veterans' concerns about the U.S. and China's battle for the leader of the free world.
Low voter turnout and tight races in Tuesday's primary serves as a reminder for people to go vote.
If passed, this measure would legalize cannabis for people 21 and older.
Representative Dusty Johnson gives his idea on making elections safer statewide.
Representative Dusty Johnson believes Trump's charges will be reversed on appeal.
South Dakota’s Primary is Tuesday and with that voters need to ensure they’ve done everything they can so they can make their voices heard.
As election season approaches, the border situation remains an important focal point for both parties.
Noem believes this was a "sham trial" that was set up for a conviction to allow Democrats to win an election.
Dusty Johnson is confident the Farm Bill will be passed this year.
South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds believes the guilty verdict helped grow support for Donald Trump.
Gov. Kristi Noem, Sen. John Thune and Sen. Mike Rounds have responded to Trump’s conviction.
The special election ordinance had its first reading at the May 20 City Council meeting. If it passes the second reading at the June 3 council meeting, the public could be allowed to vote for a replacement.
Farm Bill provision, if passed, could allow farmers to become more sustainable long term.
Stu Whitney, a South Dakota News Watch writer, analyzes several polls on Governor Noem's favorability among South Dakotans.
Cannabis grower says reclassification of marijuana to a schedule three drug will be beneficial for youth and first-time users.
Cannabis grower deems recreational use legalization essential in keeping consumers safe.
Governor Kristi Noem held a press conference to address what she calls a ‘warzone’ on the Southern Border and the impact illegal drugs are having on the reservation.
Pro-recreational use marijuana advocates are hopeful of getting the amendment passed this election year.
Despite receiving public support from Governor Kristi Noem and each of the 11 Democrats in state legislature, no significant laws were passed to reduce or repeal grocery taxes.
Online petition calling for Governor Kristi Noem's resignation is nearing 30,000 signatures.
According to court documents, on Jan. 6, 2021, Darrell Goins was allegedly part of the crowd gathered on the Capitol’s West Plaza, standing directly in front of a line of U.S. Capitol Police officers who had formed to protect the building.
Leaders of the South Dakota Democratic Party are calling for the removal of Governor Kristi Noem’s Chief of Communications, Ian Fury, due to what they call “an utter failure in doing the basics of a public relations job.”
Gov. Kristi Noem’s latest book “No Going Back” was released today, but local readers may have a hard time finding a physical copy of the memoir.
Dusty Johnson voices concern for rural mail services as USPS is set to downsize Sioux Falls facility
Johnson voices concern amid the downsizing of the Sioux Falls USPS facility.
Representative Dusty Johnson says bill aimed at holding IHS accountable for non-payments is in good shape.
The Drug Enforcement Agency is making a push to have marijuana reclassified from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug.
Governor Kristi Noem claims the justice system is unfairly targeting certain parties and their members, citing Donald Trump's trial.
Absentee voting for the SD primary is underway; the final day for absentee voting is June 5.
A narrow vote on a temporary resolution transitions the former Sturgis City Manager-led government to the now-mayor-led government.
Sturgis city council will determine the future of city government at Monday's meeting.
New in-state training offered to help assist short-staffed reservation officers.
Residents of Sturgis voted against the agreement for the flat track races and having a city manager.
It has been six months since the war in Gaza began and both parties are divided on how the American response to the war should be handled.
Billions of dollars in conservation funds could be cut in the next Farm Bill.
Rapid City's 4-year Vision Fund plan seeks to emphasize more community and economic development.
Monday night, discussions were had regarding an ordinance that would open the door for vacancies to be filled by the public.
Sturgis's VP seat is filled until the end of April.
Native American tribes to work with the U.S. Forest Service in co-stewardship efforts.
Governor Kristi Noem writes to Oglala Sioux Tribe leader to discuss violence, and drug issues on reservations.