The Freeman Area Veteran's Memorial is pictured on a pleasant Sunday morning, with the sun shining and a white landscape ...

A South Dakota bill, SB 133, would give municipalities control over fluoride levels in their drinking water. Proponents of the bill cite potential changes in federal fluoridation policy and ...

On Friday, Feb. 7, Rhoden signed his first bill as Governor, Senate Bill 7, which bans sanctuary cities in South Dakota. In general, a sanctuary city refers to a place that limits its assistance ...

The Senate State Affairs Committee passed a bill Monday that would allow people to conceal carry weapons on the state’s public college campuses. Specifically, Senate Bill 100 prohibits the Board ...

House Bill 1258, proposed by Rep. Nichole Uhre-Balk of Rapid City, would have placed lithium mining under the same regulations as gold and silver rather than its current sand and ...

She received support for her bill from Florence Thompson, a lobbyist with South Dakota Parents Involved in Education and South Dakota Citizens for Liberty who has long sat in on Rapid City Area ...

A bill requiring public school districts in South Dakota to display the state motto “Under God, the People Rule” in classrooms failed Tuesday in the House of Representatives. Rep. Phil Jensen ...

Now several South Dakota state lawmakers are working to get a bill passed to help fund the lake’s recovery. Several lawmakers, including representatives Chris Kassin and Bill Shorma, have ...

A bill that aimed to place the Ten Commandments in South Dakota classrooms and curriculum failed to pass out of House on Monday on a vote of 37-31. Sen. John Carley, a Republican freshman out of ...

North Dakota has historically been a rural state, but legislators in a newly formed caucus say rural voices are increasingly overlooked as the state’s demographics change.

North Dakota ... Bill 1493. The office was created in 2023. There are enough people who are U.S. citizens and looking for work, he said. An example is his story of coming a decade ago from the ...

GRAND FORKS — A bill introduced in the North Dakota Legislature would make it easier for individuals to petition to seal their criminal records — and, ultimately, remove barriers to a more ...