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Rhoden has had a long legislative career leading up to this moment which has left him respected by peers on both sides of the aisle.

A bill requiring citizenship status on South Dakota licenses has cleared its first legislative step.

A South Dakota House committee is advancing a bill to ban the use of eminent domain for liquid carbon dioxide pipelines.

Maȟpíya Lúta, formerly known as Red Cloud, is drawing attention again this season with the success of their girls' basketball team. Not only are they undefeated at 11-0, and currently ranked No. 2 in the ‘A’ girls' media preps poll, but they’re also receiving first place votes.

A bill updating legislation on the drug extract kratom passes the House.

The Department of Labor and Regulation extends the deadline for Cheyenne River Sioux tribal members to apply for federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance.

Summit Carbon Solutions is filing a lawsuit to prevent what it believes is a conflict of interest in an upcoming review with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission.

One of the largest topics facing state lawmakers this two-month long legislative session is the fate of a new men’s prison near Sioux Falls.

South Dakota State Senators are advancing a proposal that protects trust officials from bad tax advice outside a company’s firm.

A bill which seeks to mandate the Ten Commandments be displayed in every South Dakota classroom advances from the Senate Education committee.

SDPB's coverage of the Legislative Leadership Press Conference for January 23, 2025

SDPB’s Jackson Dircks sat down with SDPB Sports and Rec Reporter Nate Wek to talk about the Burckhard sisters - two very well-known women in the South Dakota women's basketball sphere currently coaching and playing for Aberdeen Central.