Judge Robert Gusinsky Appointed to South Dakota Supreme Court: A New Chapter in Judicial Excellence

by jmason | Nov 4, 2025 | Politics

Gov. Larry Rhoden Appoints Judge Robert Gusinsky to South Dakota Supreme Court Pierre, SD – In a significant development for the judicial landscape …

South Dakota’s Ballot Questions: Paving the Path for Democratic Reforms

by jmason | Nov 4, 2025 | Politics

In a recent announcement, Secretary of State Monae Johnson declared … (full HTML content provided above)

South Dakota’s Enduring Legacy: The 1936 Election and the New Deal

by jmason | Nov 3, 2025 | Politics

RAPID CITY, S.D. — South Dakota’s distinct connection with American political history was once again underscored on November 3, 1936, when the state’s voters decisively cast their electoral votes in favor of Democratic candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt. The...

Analysis: Government Shutdown and Its Impact on South Dakota

by jmason | Oct 30, 2025 | Politics

Analysis: No End in Sight for the Government Shutdown Affecting South Dakota The federal government shutdown has continued for yet another week, casting a shadow over the nation. This prolonged stalemate has no resolution in sight, leaving South Dakota citizens and...

South Dakota in Focus: Border Security and Law Enforcement Debates Take Center Stage

by jmason | Oct 30, 2025 | Politics

On the frigid night of November 29, 2025, over a thousand attendees gathered at the Sioux Falls Convention Center, South Dakota, for the prestigious 44th Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner and Children’s Charity Fundraiser. The event, known for recognizing the vital...

South Dakota’s Role Amid National Stalemate: A Look with Brian Bengs

by jmason | Oct 30, 2025 | Politics

RAPID CITY, S.D. — Brian Bengs, an Independent Senate Candidate and former Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, has brought attention to a pressing issue affecting both South Dakotans and the broader United States. With the ongoing government shutdown reaching its 29th day,...