Chris Karr

Gov. Larry Rhoden issued an executive order creating guard rails on the Future Fund, a fund supported by a tax on employers.

While South Dakota lawmakers will tackle many topics this legislative session, Senate leadership points to two specific ones that South Dakotans may want to keep an eye on: property taxes and data centers.

Many state lawmakers are voicing concerns over what they say is a lack of transparency in the ownership of the Rapid City One Stop.

The state Department of Social Services is facing pressure to release millions of dollars in opioid settlement funds.

Gov. Larry Rhoden laid out his state spending plan for Fiscal Year 27. Here's what’s in his budget proposal.

The Government Operations and Audit Committee’s November meeting looked at three major issues tied to voter interests: education, election integrity and the governor’s spending.

As South Dakota lawmakers grapple with how to effectively rehabilitate inmates in prison who are suffering with substance abuse, some are pointing to opioid settlement dollars as a possible aid.

The South Dakota Legislature and Executive branch agree something needs to change with the state’s approach to prisons and rehabilitation.

A legislative committee created to boost trade relations and business for South Dakotans said its latest mission to Ireland revealed some economic insights and opportunity.

The day-long property tax committee hearing reflects the challenges of navigating the subject. As South Dakotans want relief, the state is already a low-tax haven.