Liz Larson

Gov. Kristi Noem wants to make temporary tax cuts permanent while fully funding a proposed men’s prison facility outside of Sioux Falls.

After a bill prohibiting the use of Artificial Intelligence in election campaigns died in the House, some South Dakota lawmakers wonder about the future of political races.

A bill aiming to prohibit an employer from withholding compensation from an employee who quits without notice has died in the Senate Commerce and Energy Committee.

South Dakota airports are the gateway to the world, and a tourist’s gateway to the Black Hills. As a result, some lawmakers want to reassess how we fund airport improvements.

What were the wins and highlights of the 2023 legislative session for the state's Democrats? Two Senate Democrats weigh in.

On November 8, you will have an opportunity to vote on a number of different offices at the state and federal levels. We bring you the voices of those running for Secretary of State.