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A controversial shooting range complex planned east of Rapid City is scheduled to be complete next fall. That is according to Game, Fish, and Parks Department officials at a recent legislative Appropriations Committee meeting.
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The state legislature has picked its new majority leadership, following Tuesday’s election. The incoming state legislature will be led by a faction of the Republican party galvanized by the carbon pipeline debate.
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With Memorial Day on the horizon, the interim appropriations committee takes a look at the South Dakota Veterans Cemetery.
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The bill includes an exchange of academic ideas, mutual investments in infrastructure, and encourages joint business ventures.
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The House Commerce and Energy Committee passes a bill opening a trade agreement with the country of Ireland.
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The South Dakota House kills a bill that would allow the use of prior actions of a defendant as evidence in sex crime trials.
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The South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks Department is proposing a budget of just over $126 million for fiscal year 2025.
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The House State affairs committee rejected a bill to prohibit lewd content on public university campuses.
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The House of Representatives passes a bill to make last year’s state sales tax-cut permanent.
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A coalition of groups opposing eminent domain met in Sioux Falls to launch a group named “South Dakotans First.”