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...

South Dakota Child Care Task Force Set to Reveal Crucial Workforce Study

by jmason | Dec 24, 2024 | Politics

South Dakota Child Care Task Force Poised to Unveil 2024 Findings The much-anticipated report from the South Dakota Child Care Task Force is set to cast light on the multifaceted impacts of child care accessibility on the state’s workforce. This eagerly awaited...