After the House officially vetoed House Bill 1217, which would have barred
transgender girls from participating in girls’ sports, Gov. Kristi Noem issued
two executive orders that essentially implement the
South Dakota’s financial position is “even stronger” — $125 million stronger —
than was previously projected during the State of the State address, according
to Gov. Kristi Noem said during
In November, a slight majority of Hughes County voters casting ballots chose to
legalize recreational marijuana. Now, Pierre is home to the lawsuit that seeks
to overturn Amendment A, which
The first shipments of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine arrived in Pierre a week or
so later than when vaccinations first began in South Dakota. Since then,
however, Avera Health Group
Election fraud, rioting at the U.S. Capitol, and fear of socialism were all
topics of discussion during a telephone town hall meeting conducted by U.S. Rep.
Dusty Johnson, R-S.D., on
Last week’s winter break for K-12 students and the beginning of a longer winter
break for higher education students slowed the spread of COVID-19 among South
Dakota schools.
The onset of winter typically signifies the beginning of influenza season, but
with the addition of the COVID-19 virus this year, there are two respiratory
viruses for which people need
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit long-term care facilities the hard: elderly
residents are at high risk for developing severe illness or dying from the
virus. Now, in the ninth month
Last month, South Dakota voters chose to legalize marijuana, though allowing the
state Legislature to regulate the drug. Now, advocates for marijuana policy
reform in South Dakota are speaking out
With six COVID-19 patients already in Avera St. Mary Hospital’s intensive care
unit in Pierre, hospital officials say they are preparing for a “surge” in the
coming weeks.
The late U.S. Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., remains the only South Dakotan ever
nominated by a major party to serve as its presidential nominee, as he was by
Democrats in