Lab-grown meat could still be a long way from widespread availability when SD’s new ban expires
Cell-cultured protein products are "still in the ramping up phase," according to one scientist. South Dakota's ban expires in five years.
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Elijah Grace Cawvey: Winning for God’s sake
Elijah Grace Cawvey: Winning for God’s sake
Individual contribution limit doesn’t restrain big donors in South Dakota governor race
A state law limiting individual campaign contributions is proving to be more of a suggestion than a requirement.
Opponents seek public vote on SD law using higher sales taxes to drop property taxes
A campaign committee wants to repeal a new law that will redirect some sales tax money into property tax discounts for homeowners.
State’s high court says survival bunker owners can pursue eviction for gun incident
The owners of a western South Dakota survival bunker community were legally justified in evicting a man who allegedly brandished a firearm on the property, the South Dakota Supreme court has ruled.
Suspect charged with attempt to assassinate Trump intended mass casualties, prosecutors say
The suspect in the attack at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night was allegedly prepared for a mass casualty event.
How and when new South Dakota laws will reduce property taxes for homeowners
South Dakota homeowners will see the effects of two new property tax reduction laws as early as next year.
Boys tennis season ends in first round of playoff
Boys tennis season ends in first round of playoff
Salvation Army of Georgia responds to South Georgia wildfires
Salvation Army of Georgia responds to South Georgia wildfires