South Dakota prison project faces legislative, legal hurdles
South Dakota's plan to build an $825 million men's prison complex in rural Lincoln County has sparked clashes of opinion.
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SD governor signs bill closing loan loophole in campaign finance law
Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden signed a bill into law that would close a campaign finance loophole, he announced Tuesday.
Who is Casey DeSantis? Florida governor’s wife could be the state's next governor
Who is Casey DeSantis? Florida governor's wife holds early favorability in the state's 2026 governor race as key figures ...
SD Governor Larry Rhoden proposes new squad of Sioux Falls-based highway patrol troopers
Flanked by Sioux Falls officials and members of law enforcement, Gov. Larry Rhoden announced a proposal to fund an additional ...
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden signs his first bill, banning sanctuary cities in SD
The bill provides protections for law enforcement officers who carry out immigration enforcement actions. Rhoden also signed 14 other bills.
Governor Rhoden signs 13 bills into law
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden signed 13 bills into law on Tuesday, February 18. Three of the 13 bills were Senate Bills ...
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Rhoden unveils plan to slow property tax increases for five years Proposal from governor’s office one of many in Pierre this session
Responding to a public outcry about rising property taxes, South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden proposed a bill Thursday at the ...
Larry Rhoden-led property tax reform would cap assessments, adjust freeze program
Part of the proposal would cap cities' and counties' yearly property tax increases at 3% even if assessments rise above that level.
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South Dakota Highway Patrol expanding to address public safety
Sioux Falls could soon see more highway patrol troopers on city streets and highways.Friday the governor held a news conference to make a big announcement ...
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The charming story of Miskel Spillman, the 80-year-old grandmother who once hosted ‘SNL’
(CNN) — An unemployed Oregonian, a divorced mother of three, a freshman college student, the governor of South Dakota and an 80-year-old grandmother from New Orleans all wanted the same thing ...