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This week the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission approved MidAmerican Energy's first natural gas rate hike in eight years. -
The head of South Dakota Housing Development Authority is stepping down from the position after holding it for more than two years. The move comes as the state agency is setting rules for a contentious $200 million dollar housing infrastructure program.
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Seth Tupper brings listeners a roundup of the political reporting he's done this week. -
The South Dakota Legislature met in Pierre Monday for the final day of the 2023 legislative session to consider bills vetoed by Gov. Kristi Noem.
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State lawmakers will spend the summer looking at two major topics: funding for counties and long-term care. The issues have plagued the state for years.
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House Bill 1209 would have provided licensed state hemp processors with a greater delta-9 THC percentage allowance while processing state or federally approved hemp products.
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House lawmakers are upholding a veto by Governor Kristi Noem that updates the Uniform Commercial Code. Supporters of the updates say opposition is rooted in misunderstanding.
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All of Gov. Kristi Noem's vetoes were upheld after the legislature returned to Pierre Monday for veto day.
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Governor Kristi Noem says she vetoed updates to the Uniform Commercial Code in part to protect the cryptocurrency industry. However, the head of a South Dakota blockchain group says they support the updates she rejected.
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Governor Kristi Noem signed a bill that aims to prohibit state agencies from contracting with companies owned or controlled by what she calls “evil foreign governments.”
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U.S. Senator Mike Rounds is reintroducing the “New Markets for State-Inspected Meat and Poultry Act.”
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The fiscal year 2024 state budget will break with a long-standing tradition—equal funding increases for the Big Three.
