South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden hopes to avoid Noem’s state credit card spending habits
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South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden hopes to avoid Noem’s state credit card spending habits
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - In light of former South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s state credit card spending that revealed more than $600,000 in charges, Governor Rhoden is ensuring that his ...
'Very real chance’ of federal Medicaid expansion funding cuts, lieutenant governor says
Citing discussions with South Dakota’s congressional delegation, Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen said federal support for Medicaid ...
South Dakota Bill To End Felony Drug Ingestion Law Heads To Governor
Voting for this bill and decriminalizing drug use will send a mixed message to our children.” By John Hult, South Dakota ...
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South Dakota asks EPA for a one-year E15 extension
South Dakota is one of three states asking the Environmental Protection Agency for more time before it offers 15 percent gasoline blend year-round. Governor Larry Rhoden says potential supply chain ...
South Dakota's increase in tourism helps small businesses
As South Dakota's visitation rates rise, local small business owners see an opportunity to find their niche in the state's ...
South Dakota lawmakers send Mickelson Trail e-bike limitation to governor
If Gov. Larry Rhoden signs the law, only the slowest class of e-bikes would be allowed on the scenic Mickelson Trail.
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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Mitchell named South Dakota’s Community of the Year for third time
The city's continued growth, highlighted by major housing, business, and infrastructure projects, has earned it the ...
Medicaid expansion funding cuts likely, South Dakota Lt. Gov. Venhuizen says
Republican Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen told lawmakers at the state Capitol that federal support for Medicaid expansion could decline.
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Tupper: It’s not hard to figure out why young South Dakotans don’t want to be teachers
One of those lobbyists is Rob Monson, a former teacher and principal from Parkston, who serves as executive director of ...