Liz Larson

A bill aiming to regulate who can use which bathroom in schools, courthouses, and libraries is advancing in the state Legislature.

A bill requiring updated labeling requirements for firemen’s personal protective equipment in the state failed on the House floor.

A bill prohibiting “deepfakes” – or realistic AI generated images, audio or video recordings of real people - to influence elections in South Dakota advances from committee.

Artificial intelligence and its implications is here to stay in the real world. That motivated one lawmaker to begin work to codify policy relating to it.

The Senate State Affairs hears two bills that would alter South Dakota’s stance on eminent domain, a significant debate among state landowners.

A bill requiring citizenship status on South Dakota licenses has cleared its first legislative step.

Governor Kristi Noem delivered a farewell address to the state legislature on Tuesday. The speech serves as a ceremonial opening to the annual legislative session.

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.