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A legislative leadership committee is green-lighting two subpoenas for Department of Revenue leaders related to recent vehicle titling scandals. The move comes after lawmakers say they got inadequate answers from the department secretary last week.
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A bill to clarify regulations on medical marijuana establishments passes the House Local Government committee.
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Senate Bill 6, which would harden the state’s drug distribution laws in the event of a fatal overdose, has advanced from the Judiciary Committee.
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State lawmakers are working to reverse an election law they passed last year. The law currently in place requires that someone live in a South Dakota dwelling for 30 days to establish residency to vote.
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A bill brought by the attorney general’s office targeting artificially generated child pornography is advancing through the legislature.
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The Senate State Affairs Committee is considering several election-related bills proposed by the secretary of state.
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The state’s long-term care board has issued its recommendations and legislative proposals. From child care to elder care – and all the workforce in between – what will be prioritized in the coming session?
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House Bill 1090 tightens restrictions on filing nuisance claims against farm operations.
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A supermajority of state senators has rejected Gov. Kristi Noem’s bill to regulate foreign purchases of agricultural land
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A bill to restrict minors’ access to internet pornography was killed by the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday.