Statehouse
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The House State Affairs Committee is advancing a bill that proponents say protects the state’s ballot measure process.
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A bill changing the name of the Department of Corrections to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitations fails on the House floor.
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A Senate panel is advancing a bill to completely ban the use of eminent domain for carbon pipeline projects.
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With election security questions running rampant in America, some lawmakers are taking what they say is a measured approach to creating a transparent, safe voting system.
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SDPB's coverage of the Legislative Leadership Press Conferences.
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SDPB's coverage of Governor Rhoden's Legislative Press Conference.
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A bill requiring public schools to accept cash at games and other events is heading to the governor’s desk.
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A bill seeking to put additional restrictions on vape products in South Dakota is advancing to the Senate floor. However, opponents say it approaches overregulation.
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The Joint Committee on Appropriations is advancing a bill creating grants that allow airports in the state to expand and make improvements.
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Gov. Larry Rhoden wants a ‘reset’ on the proposed men’s prison project. Rhoden signed an executive order to form a task force on Thursday morning. The group is comprised of lawmakers and stakeholders to find a path forward on a prison this year.