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South Dakota’s lone death row inmate argues for new appeals in federal court
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. ( South Dakota Searchlight) — The only man on death row in South Dakota wants a federal judge to give him ...
Gov. Larry Rhoden signs age verification bill, lab-grown meat funding restrictions
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden has signed 45 bills into law so far this legislative session, which began last month and ...
Lawmakers approve rollback of South Dakota’s uniquely severe drug ingestion penalties
The state is the only one in the nation with a law that allows a failed drug test for a felony-level narcotic to serve as the ...
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Governor relents, appoints task force to reset prison talks after legislative loss
The fight to secure legislative approval for an $825 million men’s prison is lost for now, South Dakota Republican Gov. Larry ...
Bill to lessen drug use charges headed for Rhoden’s desk
Senate Bill 83 would lower the penalties for ingesting controlled drugs and substances from a felony to a misdemeanor ...
“Very encouraged” Rhoden details talks with USDA secretary on Black Hills timber
Gov. Larry Rhoden says during one of his several meetings with USDA Secretary Brook Rollins last week, he and Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon had an extensive conversation about the Black Hills and timber ...
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Only ‘political magic’ can save $825 million prison plan, lawmaker says
Full-throated support from Gov. Larry Rhoden may not be enough to change the minds of skeptical lawmakers on a controversial ...
Measure requiring schools to accept cash for events heads to Rhoden’s desk
The South Dakota State House on Thursday sent Senate Bill 219 to the desk of Governor Larry Rhoden, requiring K-12 schools to accept hard currency at events associated with their institutions.
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Rhoden signs website age verification, cell-cultured protein bills into law
Rhoden also signed HB 1118, which prohibits the award or use of state moneys for the research, production, promotion, sale, ...
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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SD lawmakers send Mickelson Trail e-bike limitation to governor
The two chambers of the South Dakota Legislature agree that only the slowest class of e-bikes should be allowed on the scenic ...
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Rhoden Appoints Task Force To Reset Prison Talks
The fight to secure legislative approval for an $825 million men’s prison is lost for now Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden ...