South Dakota Officials Support Trump’s Bold Move to Capture Maduro

by jmason | Jan 4, 2026 | Politics

In a notable stance aligning with national interests, South Dakota officials are rallying behind the decisive actions of President Donald Trump’s administration in the dramatic capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. This move has stirred a variety of...

South Dakota Faces Fiscal Challenges with Flat Budget Proposal

by jmason | Jan 4, 2026 | Politics

South Dakota stands at a fiscal crossroads as it enters 2025, grappling with economic decisions poised to shape its educational and economic landscape. Governor Larry Rhoden’s recent budget proposal has prompted intense debate about priorities in the Mount Rushmore...

South Dakota Leaders Back U.S. Efforts in Maduro’s Capture, Reinforcing State Commitment to National Security

by jmason | Jan 4, 2026 | Politics

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South Dakota’s SJR 1: Proposed Amendment Stirs Debate on Legislative Term Limits

by jmason | Dec 28, 2025 | Politics

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South Dakota’s Democratic Leaders: Shaping Policy from the Great Plains

by jmason | Dec 26, 2025 | Politics

South Dakota’s Prominent Democratic Representatives: A Legacy of Service South Dakota, known for its sprawling plains and the majestic Black Hills, is …

South Dakota’s Struggle with Police Body Camera Regulations: A Call for Uniformity

by jmason | Dec 26, 2025 | Politics

In 2020, South Dakota found itself at a crossroads regarding the management of police body camera footage. A bill was introduced that year by then-Senator Reynold Nesiba, a Democrat from Sioux Falls, intending to establish consistent statewide regulations on how...