MIKE MOEN Greater Dakota News Service

Roughly 70% of North Dakota’s agriculture workforce makes use of enhanced federal subsidies for health premiums on the Affordable Care Act marketplace. But with an expiration date looming, ...

The U.S. Supreme Court will consider arguments about removing spending caps between national political parties and individual candidates and watchdogs are taking a close look to see what potential ...

When South Dakota’s new budget kicks in this week, there will be money to address potential funding shortfalls for rape kits. At the same time, a key lawmaker says he’s looking at other ...

Federal data show roughly 75,000 South Dakota households rely on SNAP benefits to put food on the table and hunger-fighting groups paint a troubling picture if Congress goes through with big program ...

LGBTQ+ advocates in South Dakota are reeling from passage of another state law they said harms their community. Now, there is concern possible changes to the federal budget could eliminate a tool ...

CORRECTION: This web-version of the story initially listed Rep. Dusty Johnson as “Rep. Dusty Johnson, R-N.D.” It has since been corrected to reflect that he represents South Dakota. ...

Grasslands are considered a vital component of South Dakota’s landscape. But on the heels of new research, an expert suggests they might not fare as well if the rate of drought patterns keeps ...

South Dakota lawmakers are taking a close look at teacher pay this session. A specific plan to establish salary requirements cleared the House this week. South Dakota has consistently ranked near the ...

As South Dakota continues to implement a Medicaid expansion approved by voters in 2022, controversy has emerged with some lawmakers seeking approval for work requirements. The state Senate ...

Congress is poised to consider renewing the expanded Child Tax Credit and policy analysts said the latest effort could help tens of thousands of South Dakota children. This week, congressional ...