South Dakota Advances SB 2A to Align State and Federal Laws on Firearm Suppressors

by jmason | Jan 31, 2026 | Politics

The South Dakota House unanimously passed SB 2A on Thursday, January 29, marking a significant legislative development that resonates across the state. This proactive deregulatory measure concerning firearm suppressors is designed to align state law with potential...

South Dakota’s Senators Thune and Rounds Propose Missouri River Water Study Bill for West River Communities

by jmason | Jan 30, 2026 | Politics

South Dakota’s Senators, John Thune and Mike Rounds, have once again taken the initiative to secure the future water needs of their state. On January 30, 2026, they introduced a bill to Congress that holds significant potential to transform the water landscape...

South Dakota Legislature Moves on Proposed Medicaid Repeal: A Crossroads for State Healthcare

by jmason | Jan 30, 2026 | Politics

The proposal to repeal Medicaid expansion in South Dakota’s legislature took a significant step forward, stirring a fresh debate across the state as residents and lawmakers grapple with the future of healthcare funding. This move comes on the heels of an...

South Dakota Reinvigorates Bitcoin Investment Efforts with HB 1155

by jmason | Jan 27, 2026 | Politics

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South Dakota’s Legislative Tug-of-War: The Battle Over Paid Petition Circulators

by jmason | Jan 27, 2026 | Politics

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Impact of National Debt on South Dakota’s Economy and Infrastructure

by jmason | Jan 27, 2026 | Politics

The U.S. national debt has surpassed a staggering $38 trillion and is climbing at an unprecedented pace, a signal that spells significant challenges not just for Washington but also for states like South Dakota. As economists project that this debt could skyrocket to...