South Dakota lawmakers already knew it was a tight budget year. They learned Wednesday it could be worse than they thought.

Legislation that would bar public school boards in South Dakota from directly hiring lobbyists and from supporting non-profit ...

In Pierre, the changing of the guard became official on Saturday as Larry Rhoden took the oath of office to become the 34th ...

Piedmont, would provide property tax credits to help families pay for private school, homeschooling or other forms of ...

South Dakota public schools would be required to teach a specific set of Native American historical and cultural lessons if a ...

Friends of South Dakota Public Broadcasting turned out in force in Pierre Friday morning. They packed a hearing room to make ...

Herd goalie and Fargo goalie Alan Lendak nearly came to blows in the second period and had it out during the third of Sioux ...

Here’s a first look at meetings of our South Dakota state government’s boards and commissions, as well as the 2025 ...

School boards would be prohibited from spending taxpayer money on lobbying under a bill endorsed by a legislative committee ...

In addition to changes to systems internal to the state, South Dakota residents can expect changes to the state’s motor ...

Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden delivered his inaugural address Saturday at the Capitol in Pierre. Rhoden, formerly lieutenant ...