South Dakota’s Billion-Dollar Stake: Disaster Aid and Economic Stability in Congressional Crosshairs

by jmason | Dec 19, 2024 | Politics

WASHINGTON — In an intricate political maneuver, U.S. House Democrats unveiled details early Thursday spotlighting the potential repercussions for each state should Republicans exclude federal disaster aid from a pivotal stopgap spending bill. The bill, initially...

South Dakota Celebrates Ryan Nelson’s 28 Years of Service: A Tribute by Senator John Thune

by jmason | Dec 19, 2024 | Politics

South Dakota Celebrates Ryan Nelson’s 28 Years of Service: A Tribute by Senator John ThuneSouth Dakota Celebrates Ryan Nelson’s 28 Years of Service: A Tribute by Senator John Thune … [full HTML content] … As we reflect on Ryan Nelson’s...

South Dakota Stands Firm Against USPS Privatization

by jmason | Dec 19, 2024 | Politics

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South Dakota’s Abortion Rights Battle: A Closer Look at Amendment G and its Implications

by jmason | Dec 18, 2024 | Politics

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South Dakota at a Crossroads: Public Broadcasting Cuts and Law Enforcement Victories

by jmason | Dec 14, 2024 | Politics

In a state where prairies stretch wide and Mount Rushmore attracts visitors worldwide, an inner struggle unfolds as proposed budget cuts threaten the future of South Dakota Public Broadcasting (SDPB). Governor Kristi Noem has called for a reduction of approximately...

South Dakota Video Lottery Legislation Could Alter Gaming Landscape Amid Budget Pressures

by jmason | Dec 13, 2024 | Politics

As South Dakota’s budgetary pressures intensify, the state’s video lottery operators are eagerly eyeing potential legislative changes that could reshape the gaming landscape. Industry insiders, led by Troy Erickson of M.G. Oil in Rapid City, are advocating for...