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...

Rick Knobe’s Reflections on a Potential Gubernatorial Run in South Dakota

by jmason | Dec 24, 2025 | Politics

Rick Knobe, the former mayor of Sioux Falls and a seasoned radio talk show host…

South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden’s Commitment to Agriculture and Economic Diversification

by jmason | Dec 20, 2025 | Politics

In an unexpected yet celebrated appearance, South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden visited Stockmen’s Livestock Inc. in Yankton, a venue esteemed by East River cattlemen and a significant facet of South Dakota’s robust agricultural community. Introduced warmly by...

Governor Rhoden’s South Dakota Debate Strategy: Preparing for the 2026 Gubernatorial Race

by jmason | Dec 19, 2025 | Politics

In a pivotal announcement from Rapid City, South Dakota, Governor Larry Rhoden has solidified his participation in the 2026 gubernatorial primary debates, a key event eagerly anticipated by South Dakota’s politically engaged populace. The incumbent...