New papers open, Lakota Times shifts
State media shifts again
New papers open, Lakota Times shifts
News Watch broke down the various proposals and spoke with tax policy watchers to get a sense of the challenges and opportunities of the ideas being floated.
A breath of fresh air is what we need right now.
How prevalent is voter fraud?
My wife and I recently watched a documentary program on SDPB that featured the role that Walter F. White played as the leader of NAACP from the 1930s to the 1950s.
Quiz Bowl; Johnson’s DC office seeking interns; Extension offers estate planning classes and more
A bill to require high school coaches to report abuse and neglect earned the full support of a South Dakota House of Representatives panel on Friday.
Over the last few weeks, we have seen and heard a number of very disturbing interactions between the various agencies of our Department of Homeland Security and people who are protesting their actions.
Recently the South Dakota Legislature approved a Joint Resolution calling on one another and all South Dakotans to “seek the Lord Most High for his healing presence and mercy upon South Dakota.”
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has been getting some flak recently from his Republican primary election opponents for using his office to bolster his reelection campaign.