South Dakota Supreme Court Goes “On the Road” to Northern State University
The South Dakota Supreme Court is holding two sessions at Northern State University as part of its “travel term,” giving students and the public a chance to see how the court operates. Chief Justice Steven [Read More…]
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South Dakota settled with The Transformation Project, an LGBTQ advocacy group, for $300,000 after terminating their contract. The lawsuit stemmed from the state’s cancellation of a contract for a community health worker aimed at helping [Read More...]
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South Dakota ranked second in the nation for honey production in 2023, with producers seeing a significant increase in production compared to the previous year. The state produced 18.4 million pounds of honey from 212,000 [Read More...]
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Last week, the South Dakota NewsMedia Association First Amendment Committee hosted a webinar with open government expert David Cuillier, who highlighted the declining transparency in government, both nationally and in South Dakota. Cuillier pointed out [Read More...]
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Makenzie Huber/South Dakota Searchlight Two tribal leaders in South Dakota are demanding Gov. Kristi Noem apologize for comments she made about tribal governments at town halls last week. The president of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe released [Read More...]
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On Monday, portions of Aberdeen Central High School were placed on lockdown following a fight between three students that resulted in an injury to a School Resource Officer (SRO) from the Aberdeen Police Department. The [Read More...]
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