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South Dakota libraries face future of stricter policies, slashed budgets

South Dakota librarians are implementing new policies for young readers in the new year and they are expecting future challenges, with the governor’s proposed funding cuts for 2026. Both school and public […]

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South Dakota Sen. John Thune set to become majority leader

In a rebuke of Elon Musk, Senate Republicans have elected South Dakota Sen. John Thune (R) as Republican Senate leader and is now set to become the Senate majority leader come January.

‘No experience as a border state leader’: Noem’s rumored DHS nomination annoys constituents

While Noem still has to be formally nominated and approved by the Senate, her checkered history is likely to generate significant blowback from Democrats.

Momentum for abortion rights measures grows in Missouri and South Dakota amid shifting public opinion

Many residents — regardless of their political affiliation — express significant support for these pro-abortion initiatives.

South Dakota voting advocates hope to avoid ballot challenges seen in primary
Indigenous-led public service program in South Dakota secures more funding
Opponents: Ballot measure would have ‘drastic’ impacts on South Dakota schools
MAGA supports inexperienced businessman to replace Mike Gallagher

Two months after former gas station chain owner Tony Wied entered Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District race, MAGA supporters have sent Donald Trump Jr. and South Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum to campaign for Wied.

New federal funds earmarked for South Dakota rural water projects
South Dakota’s marijuana legalization will be on the November ballot for the third time

South Dakota could be on the brink of a significant shift in its cannabis laws, as a measure to legalize recreational marijuana will be on the Nov. 5 ballot.

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