For the April 1 election, voters in the proposed district — which excludes the city of Mitchell — will be able to vote on the ...

Amid a series of bills that address the voting process in the state of South Dakota, one senator is aiming to limit how money can be used between federal and state campaigns.

House lawmakers voted 49-21 Wednesday afternoon to segregate restrooms in state-owned facilities such as the Capitol, prisons ...

Frustrations over the permit approval for a pipeline in North Dakota has led some lawmakers to propose change to the makeup of the state utilities board.

Legislation that would require school districts to hold local elections on every proposed excess tax levy and every proposed ...

Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden signed a bill into law that would close a campaign finance loophole, he announced Tuesday.

South Dakota’s $825 million prison project in rural Lincoln County faces legislative and legal hurdles as the proposed site and price tag come under fire.

The Senate passed a bill requiring schools to take cash as payment for school events, similar to a bill that was killed in ...

This weekend marks a bittersweet moment as we say farewell to Governor Kristi Noem as she ascends to become South Dakota’s ...

"Common sense is not so common up here anymore, which results in poor bills getting out of committee and debated on the floor ...

The super-majority of Republicans in the South Dakota House of Representatives is calling for more changes to South Dakota’s ...

In morning hearings, the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee examines a bill allowing direct sales of home-processed poultry and pork, contingent on food safety training. The committee ...