Twenty-seven senators voted Monday to pass a bill segregating restrooms in public schools and state-owned facilities by sex assigned at birth.

"Mitchell received the Community of the Year Award from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development. I submitted a ...

Joint Committee on Appropriations rejects former Gov. Noem's proposals to slash funding for public broadcasting, Civil Air ...

Dozens of opposing librarians were in the gallery of the Senate watching the debate. In opposition to the original bill, Sen.

"It was my hope that we could have found a balanced solution that respected landowner rights while securing South Dakota's economic future," District 20 Sen. Paul Miskimins writes.

South Dakota landowners scored a victory after a bill to block Summit from using eminent domain to acquire land passed the ...

South Dakota's governor signed a bill into law Thursday that bans the taking of private property for building carbon dioxide ...

The North Dakota Capitol on Thursday will host businesses participating in the Pride of Dakota state branding program.

House lawmakers voted 49-21 Wednesday afternoon to segregate restrooms in state-owned facilities such as the Capitol, prisons, university buildings and public schools by sex assigned at birth.

In a one-on-one interview with News Watch at the South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre on Feb ... after testifying at a committee hearing. “Building a penitentiary of this magnitude is something ...

Former state Sen. Reynold Nesiba, a Sioux Falls Democrat, returned to Pierre during a committee hearing on the legislation. He mentioned South Dakota’s status as the first state to allow initiatives ...

The State Library operates as part of the South Dakota Department of Education — the department is now housed in the MacKay Building in Pierre that formerly was dedicated to the State Library ...