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The CEO of the company behind a proposed billion-dollar corn-based jet fuel plant near Lake Preston said the project won't go forth in South Dakota without a carbon sequestration pipeline. -
Lee Strubinger/SDPBA group appointed by Gov. Larry Rhoden is exploring options for a new prison facility in the state. Following the first of four meetings on what to do about constructing a new men’s prison to address overcrowding, many lawmakers say programming for inmates must increase.
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A Congressional committee is advancing a bill protecting the site of the Wounded Knee Massacre. -
A Senate committee advanced a bill that proponents say is a “tough on crime” approach to illegal fentanyl distribution in the state. -
The bulk of South Dakota’s exports are more in the crosshairs of a tariff war with three of the United States’ largest trading partners. This comes as state lawmakers are putting the finishing touches on a tight budget. -
A bill removing affirmative defenses for librarians accused of distributing obscene materials to minors advances out of committee. -
Gov. Larry Rhoden is signing a bill prohibiting the use of eminent domain for carbon pipeline projects in South Dakota. -
A bill adding a member to the Animal Industry Board advances out of committee. -
SDPB's coverage of Governor Rhoden's Weekly Legislative Press Conference -
Lawmakers are advancing a measure aiming to limit the executive branch’s ability to enter long-term leases. -
SDPB's coverage of the Weekly Legislative Leadership Press Conferences. -
A bill modifying the South Dakota-Ireland Trade Commission passes committee.
