2023 South Dakota Legislative Session

After deliberation and multiple meetings between the House and Senate, Senate Bill 40 is dead.

The South Dakota School for the Deaf is now known as the South Dakota Services for the Deaf.

The House has failed to override a veto from Gov. Kristi Noem striking down a hotel tax bill.

South Dakota lawmakers agree now is the time to cut taxes. But they haven't been able to agree on how to do that.

The House has passed a bill revising the members that make up the state’s Medical Marijuana Oversight Committee.

Two tax-cut proposal are still alive. Both reduce the overall sales tax rate.

The House passed Senate Bill 118 Monday. The bill expands eligibility for teachers to qualify for reduced tuition.

With three more legislative days to go, state lawmakers are no closer to delivering a particular tax cut. All three major proposals are back on the table.

The question of what to do if a woman obtains an abortion in an illegal state is now in the hands of lawmakers.

Senate lawmakers have rejected a proposal to fully fund nursing homes in South Dakota.