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Creative CommonsLocal tax bases must be regularly assessed, especially in growing cities like Rapid City, but recent data found some underwhelming tradeoffs for large-scale retail developments. -
Jackson Dircks/SDPBSome South Dakota agriculture producers aren’t expecting much from recently announced federal relief dollars.
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US Sen. Mike Rounds is reintroducing the Whole-Home Repairs Act. -
A South Dakota House committee is advancing a bill to ban the use of eminent domain for liquid carbon dioxide pipelines. -
The Department of Labor and Regulation extends the deadline for Cheyenne River Sioux tribal members to apply for federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance. -
South Dakota State Senators are advancing a proposal that protects trust officials from bad tax advice outside a company’s firm. -
New data from the state Department of Tourism shows South Dakota welcomed 14.9 million visitors last year, up 1.4 percent from the previous year. -
Three South Dakota chefs are semifinalists for prestigious James Beard Awards. -
Daktronics is asking shareholders to decide whether to move its incorporation jurisdiction from South Dakota to Delaware. -
The state Senate is advancing SJR 502 to the Senate floor. It calls for a Convention of States to amend the United States Constitution. -
Summit Carbon Solutions is trying to soothe concerns over a proposed CO2 pipeline in a series public input meetings. But some are still not convinced by the company’s promises. -
This year, Rapid City's Restaurant Week features special deals from over 51 eateries, cafes, bars and breweries city-wide.
