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The legislative executive board is reviewing reports from various oversite committees including the one that monitors Medical Marijuana. State Senator Erin Tobin is the Chair of the committee. She said there have been issues at each meeting that should be easy to fix.
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Opponents of recreational marijuana are applauding the defeat of Initiated Measure 29.
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Three key figures of Rapid City politics came out to voice their opposition to IM29. That measure, in front of voters this election, could legalize marijuana for recreational use in South Dakota.
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Jonathan Ellis and Tom Dempster unpack the history of marijuana in the state. Plus, the view from the press balcony and floor of U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson's funeral.
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South Dakota voters will be asked again to decide on whether to legalize recreational marijuana and change state possession laws.
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The state Department of Health is appealing a case against medicinal marijuana company to the state Supreme Court.
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The 2024 election will be the third time recreational marijuana restrictions are in front of South Dakota voters. This time, on Initiated Measure 29
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The Legislative Rules Review Committee is approving an increased fee on medical marijuana registration certificates.
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Leaders in the state medical marijuana program say there’s not enough being done to protect patients from unregulated marijuana found in vape shops.
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Jackley along with 10 other state attorneys general say that the reclassification would be a step towards legalizing marijuana at the federal level.