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The group wants to lower property taxes. But some on the task force worry its biting off more than it can chew. -
SDPBState budget officials are advising the legislative committee that oversees South Dakota’s finances that sweeping cuts at the federal level are going to impact the state’s bottom line.
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A conservative Aberdeen businessman has formally announced he’s running for governor. Toby Doeden vows to shake up Pierre if elected governor. -
The state Board of Education Standards is considering fundamental changes to student-goal practices for South Dakota schools. Though this isn’t the first time the proposal has been raised. -
The value of assets held in South Dakota trusts is worth over $800 billion dollars. The new peak represents a trend of about $100 billion spikes in asset values year over year. -
The South Dakota Highway Patrol will assist US Immigration and Customs Enforcement with cases in the state. -
An American entrepreneur with a bid to buy the social media app TikTok said South Dakota is the “frontrunner” for the infrastructure of the app’s potential HQ in the US. -
Some Native business owners on the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate Reservation say they face an uncertain future as tariffs increase the basic costs of doing business. -
A skeptic of the proposed Lincoln County prison site says the state of South Dakota should not rush to build a new facility. -
Our Dakota Political Junkies discuss why Secretary Kristi Noem's commencement address at Dakota State University sparked protests. Plus, a "raid" on a Madison business. -
If federal funding programs aren’t restored and if Congress approves SNAP cuts included in the reconciliation bill, officials with Feeding South Dakota say the effects will be felt in South Dakota. -
While Congress looks at cuts to renewable energy tax credits, some say the impact in South Dakota is more than meets the eye.
