Jessica Castleberry

The South Dakota Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments Monday about a constitutional provision relating to lawmakers and contracts.

With less than a month before session starts, some state lawmakers are concerned vacancies remain for two Rapid City-area legislative seats. According to recent filing, the governor is waiting for the state Supreme Court to clarify a constitutional issue related to state contracts and conflicts of interest.

Attorney General Marty Jackley is announcing an agreement with the state senator accused of receiving over $600,000 in federal pandemic aid. Meanwhile, the Rapid City lawmaker is resigning her seat.

Monday is the deadline for state senator Jessica Castleberry to return $603,000 in pandemic aid to the state. Attorney General Marty Jackley says his office continues to receive and review documents related to the issue.

The leader of the state Senate Republican caucus said he’s concerned about the allegations against Rapid City Senator Jessica Castleberry. Castleberry accused of receiving over $603,000 in federal pandemic aid, a violation of the state constitution.

Attorney General Marty Jackley is investigating constitutional violations by a Rapid City senator. The lawmaker, who owns a preschool business, received well over half-a-million dollars in COVID relief payments.

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

A bill to restrict minors’ access to internet pornography was killed by the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday.

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