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Ethics Reform on the Slow Track in Pierre
South Dakota legislators continue to consider bills that would replace portions of the now repealed IM22. That initiated measure was approved by voters last November, but lawmakers effectively repealed it earlier this session.
SD Senator Mike Rounds; Corp of Engineers Delaying Missouri River Monitoring System
After the Missouri River flooding in 2011, the Corps of Engineers said they would develop a real-time rain and run off monitoring system in the upper basin. That has not yet happened.
Triple A Report Says Younger Drivers More Distracted
Triple A Report Says Younger Drivers More Distracted
NU Medical Center Runs Low Vision Satellite Clinic
NU Medical Center Runs Low Vision Satellite Clinic
Still no Republican Plan to Repeal the Affordable Care Act
Messages are mixed from Congress over the prospect of repealing the Affordable Care Act, and replacing it with some other insurance coverage.
More Education on Livestock Development Planned for Yankton County
The Yankton County Commission plans to continue work on Ag development this year. A dairy overlay committee that was set up last year, has been combined with the Planning & Zoning Commission.
New SD GOP Chairman Setting Course for 2018
Newly elected South Dakota Republican Party Chairman Dan Lederman is developing a busy agenda for his first few weeks.
SD Senator Mike Rounds Supports Putting Iran “On Notice”
The Trump Administration has put Iran “on notice” after that country test fired a ballistic missile.
SD Congresswoman Kristi Noem Not Worried about Mexican Corn Ban
A Mexican Senator has proposed a bill that would ban imports of US corn, and turn to South America for their supplies.