Unexpected Designation of Pipestone County as ‘Sanctuary’ Raises Eyebrows at South Dakota Border

by jmason | May 31, 2025 | Politics

WASHINGTON — The recent inclusion of Pipestone County on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s watchlist for ‘sanctuary’ cities and counties has puzzled local officials, especially given the county’s proximity to South Dakota. This rural...

by jmason | May 29, 2025 | Politics

South Dakota’s New Election Strategy: Aligning Sioux Falls with State Primaries for 2026

by jmason | May 28, 2025 | Politics

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Understanding South Dakota’s Budget: A Community’s Perspective

by jmason | Dec 27, 2024 | Politics

Understanding South Dakota’s Budget: A Community’s Perspective South Dakota, a state known for its sweeping plains and rich history, is facing economic challenges reminiscent of a family budgeting for a dream home. Imagine a family accumulating savings for a house,...

South Dakota Poised for Economic Growth with Focus on Energy and Industry

by jmason | Dec 26, 2024 | Politics

For six years, Governor Kristi Noem has been a dynamic force in South Dakota, emphasizing her compelling message: South Dakota is open for business. During her recent budget address, Governor Noem reaffirmed her vision for bold and innovative strategies to attract new...

South Dakota: A New Frontier for Nomads and Residency Controversies

by jmason | Dec 24, 2024 | Politics

The allure of South Dakota extends beyond its stunning landscapes and historic landmarks. With no state income tax and low vehicle registration fees, the state has become a beacon for nomads, travelers, and digital nomads. It’s an advantageous destination where...