Statehouse
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House lawmakers are sending a bill to Governor Larry Rhoden that reforms the state’s felony ingestion charge. South Dakota is the only state in the country where ingestion of a controlled substance is a felony.
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Though proposed cuts have received backlash, committee members say this bill is a happy medium that “saves” the state’s library system.
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Three big proposals aimed at providing property tax relief are still in play in the South Dakota Legislative session. A lot is at play between the House and Senate chambers.
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Artificial intelligence and its implications is here to stay in the real world. That motivated one lawmaker to begin work to codify policy relating to it.
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The House judiciary committee is advancing a Senate proposal that reforms the state’s felony ingestion charge.
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A House Resolution passing committee would create a pathway for South Dakota to add Amtrak.
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In a rare move, the House of Representatives unanimously rejected a bill initiated with its own chamber.
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South Dakota lawmakers are advancing three bills meant to keep property taxes down ahead of a crucial legislative deadline.
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A legislative push to place the Oceti Sakowin Essential Understandings, or OSEUs, in every South Dakota school has died on the Senate floor.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is advancing a bill that proponents say strengthens 2nd Amendment Rights in the state for land buyers.