Flat revenue and rising Medicaid costs will likely mean smaller funding increases for education, health care providers and state employees in the next fiscal year.
“I suspect there will be many days when she wishes she were back in South Dakota,” said Jeh Johnson, who served as Homeland Security secretary under Barack Obama.
The 63-year-old Murdo native won the job in a secret ballot among GOP senators Wednesday in Washington.
The transition could be the first time a South Dakota governor hands over the reins of power during a legislative session.
Voter opinions on Noem, Thune, Johnson, Rounds and Jackley and their possible next steps.
Tuesday’s election was full of good news for the GOP, soul-searching for everyone else and questions about slow tally. “It’s not acceptable that Minnehaha County takes longer to count votes than the entire state of Florida.”
Everything South Dakota voters need to know about statewide contests in the Nov. 5 general election: How to register and vote, what’s at stake, and a way to ask questions and express what issues are important to them.
Despite recent controversies with voter rolls, News Watch poll shows South Dakotans have confidence in accuracy of local elections.
The Public Utilities Commission race is also lopsided in favor of the GOP candidate, according to a statewide survey co-sponsored by News Watch.
Scientific survey of 500 registered voters also shows opposition to issue on gender in state government references but increase in support for legalized marijuana.
Clarity will begin to emerge Nov. 5, when voters select representatives from the state’s 35 districts.
Republican Public Utilities Commission chair takes break from re-election effort but still aims for another term in Pierre.
BURKE, S.D. – On a September afternoon in this South Dakota ranch town not far from the Nebraska border, Sheryl
An Iowa company seeking regulatory approval to run a carbon dioxide pipeline through South Dakota and four other states said
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The first time Sioux Falls Police Chief Jon Thum saw evidence of labor trafficking, he didn’t
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Travis Entenman stood on the banks of the Big Sioux River in central Sioux Falls on
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