Supervisors who know about state employee malfeasance and don’t report it deserve a felony charge and possible prison time, Attorney General Marty Jackley says.
Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden signed a bill into law that would close a campaign finance loophole, he announced Tuesday.
This is part one in a three part series on the proposed Lincoln County Correctional Facility.]By Stu WhitneySouth Dakota News ...
A proposal to have state lawmakers study South Dakota property taxes and recommend possible long-term solutions to consider next year is marching forward. The full ...
South Dakota's plan to build an $825 million men's prison complex in rural Lincoln County has sparked clashes of opinion.
South Dakota’s plan to build an $825 million men’s prison complex in rural Lincoln County has sparked clashes of opinion not ...
Gov. Larry Rhoden is seeking nominations for the 2025 South Dakota Governor’s Ag Ambassador Award. The Governor’s Ag Ambassador Award recognizes an individual or organization making a positive ...
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Deal reached to limit state’s use of unclaimed propertyA compromise that would gradually reduce the amount of unclaimed property revenue in South Dakota’s state government budget and would increase the amount that the state treasurer holds in reserve to ...
This President’s Day, Governor Larry Rhoden celebrated the return of fireworks to Mount Rushmore. This past Friday, Governor ...
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