US EPA Will Delay Midwest Ethanol Expansion in South Dakota, Ohio
The EPA's implementation will now only apply to Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, and Wisconsin - after South ...
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Mitchell named South Dakota’s Community of the Year for third time
The city's continued growth, highlighted by major housing, business, and infrastructure projects, has earned it the ...
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Governor signs age verification bill and lab-grown meat funding restrictions
More than a dozen other states have passed or are considering laws to require porn sites to ask adults who want to visit them ...
Medicaid expansion funding cuts likely, South Dakota Lt. Gov. Venhuizen says
Republican Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen told lawmakers at the state Capitol that federal support for Medicaid expansion could decline.
Measure requiring schools to accept cash for events heads to Rhoden’s desk
The South Dakota State House on Thursday sent Senate Bill 219 to the desk of Governor Larry Rhoden, requiring K-12 schools to accept hard currency at events associated with their institutions.
There’s a ‘very real chance’ of federal Medicaid expansion funding cuts, lieutenant governor says
Citing his discussions with South Dakota’s congressional delegation, Republican Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen told lawmakers at the ...
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Lawmakers talk about roles on new prison task force
The Legislature’s two Republican floor leaders say they’re ready to be part of the governor’s new advisory council that will ...
“Very encouraged” Rhoden details talks with USDA secretary on Black Hills timber
Gov. Larry Rhoden says during one of his several meetings with USDA Secretary Brook Rollins last week, he and Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon had an extensive conversation about the Black Hills and timber ...
SD lawmakers send Mickelson Trail e-bike limitation to governor
The two chambers of the South Dakota Legislature agree that only the slowest class of e-bikes should be allowed on the scenic ...
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Vaccination rates are declining. They might get worse as states relax rules.
More states are loosening vaccine mandates, scaling back vaccine promotion efforts and taking other steps likely to lower vaccination rates — even as a major measles outbreak spreads in Texas.
Ohio lawmakers, no friends of public schools, have some more proposed laws to guide them: Today in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Should Ohio schools have more hours of instruction in a year? Should they require a computer science class?
Baby boy found at Sioux Falls recycling center triggers new baby surrender law
The South Dakota Legislature passed a bill Tuesday that would allow for the installation of newborn surrender devices at certain agencies.