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The governor continues to sign bills in the wake of the state’s legislative session.
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A bill requiring the Department of Health to create a video explaining the state’s abortion law is heading to the governor’s desk.
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We hear testimony from two doctors with opposite views on abortion rights. They spoke last week before the House State Affairs committee.
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A legislative committee has advanced a bill aiming to help people understand South Dakota’s abortion laws.
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A majority of House lawmakers support a resolution opposing a potential ballot measure on abortion rights.
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House Republicans say they’re going to invite the backer of a constitutional abortion rights ballot question to testify in a legislative hearing. The hearing could kick off what will likely be a topic of heavy discussion until November.
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Roe V. Wade has been overturned for long enough to begin seeing the ramifications firsthand. New research is already showing some communities have been hit harder than others.
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Abortion rights groups in South Dakota are celebrating Tuesday’s election results in Ohio. There, voters approved an amendment to the state constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion.
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It’s been over a year since the Dobbs V. Jackson Supreme Court case overturned nationwide abortion protections. A new report suggests abortion bans like the one implemented in South Dakota are contributing to inequities in the health care system.
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U.S. Sen. John Thune says he supports the efforts of an Alabama senator to hold up military promotions over a Defense Department reproductive health policy. Sen. Tommy Tuberville opposes a Pentagon policy that allows troops and their dependents to take time off and use official travel for reproductive care not available locally.