Protecting Students & Staff from Divisive Concepts

A bill that would protect students and employees at institutions of higher education from divisive concepts got final approval in the South Dakota Senate Monday.

Learning Pandemic Lessons

The drop in Covid-19 infections is taking the pressure off health care providers

Ethanol Groups Urge E15 Action to Lower Fuel Prices While Food Verses Fuel Reignites

With gas prices approaching record levels due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine biofuels groups are urging the Biden administration…

Cattle Market Reform Bill Could See Movement Soon

Cattle market reforms to help independent producers get better prices may be gaining some momentum in Congress. Iowa Senator Chuck…

SD Legislators Facing Fast Few Days

South Dakota legislators have a lot to do, and only a few days to get it done.

SD House Holds Up Housing Plans

A plan to spend up to two hundred million dollars for housing in South Dakota got hung up in the House last week.

SD Legislative Update- March 7th

With only 4 days left of the South Dakota Legislative session, discussions are ramping up to move through the final…

Missouri River Runoff Forecasts Drop

Dry conditions across the Missouri River basin continue to be reflected in the predictions for runoff into the river.

SD Legislators Face Long Days

South Dakota legislators have lots of bills to plow through in the final four days of the main run of the session.

Battle of the Budgets

This week could be the battle of the budgets as South Dakota legislators work to wrap up the final four days of the main run of the 2022 session.