Governor Larry Rhoden issued his second veto of the 2026 Session Wednesday, framing an effort to regulate non-medical home care as doing not enough and…
Category: South Dakota
Brookings got a new locally owned newspaper, the Brookings Beacon, out of the out-of-state corporate divestment and reacquisition of the Brookings Register last summer. Now Connecticut-base…
Radical right-wing Freedom Caucus member and Representative Tina Mulally (R-35/Rapid City) made a farewell speech on the House floor on Tuesday, March 10. (Rep. Mulally’s…
(Stalwarts… isn’t that what you get from sitting on the toilet too long reading posts on Truth Social?) Aberdeen’s economic development crowd is making a…
Yesterday Governor Larry Rhoden signed the two sensible regulations on data centers that the 2026 Legislature approved. The more sweeping bill, Senate Bill 135, requires…
Hey, did you hear all that talk about rehabilitation and recidivism during the 2026 Legislative Session? No, neither did I, and neither did Representative Brian…
The South Dakota Democratic Party announced last week that it has fielded candidates in 83% of South Dakota’s Legislative districts. 83% of 35 districts is…
Last summer, right-wing Representative Scott Odenbach (R-31/Spearfish) proposed amending a South Dakota law that limits how much water we pull from aquifers. Surprisingly, Rep. Odenbach…
The disgust South Dakotans feel over rising property taxes has yet to surpass the disgust their legislators feel at the prospect of implementing a state…
Hughes County must not be short on cash. They can afford to give former Department of Corrections chief Kellie Wasko a contract to serve as…