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With a slate of hot-button policy issues on the table and limited funding to work with, state Sen. Jim Mehlhaff of Pierre said it is difficult to predict how the 2026 legislative session will play out in the South Dakota Capitol this year.
“A legislative session is just like the rest
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South Dakota’s ongoing debate over data centers, Republican Party infighting and a Watertown-area candidate forum took center stage in the latest episode of “Dakota Town Hall,” with hosts Jake Shoenbeck […]
PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Unified Judicial System (UJS) State Court Administrator’s Office has formally proposed a rule to the South Dakota Supreme Court that would merge the Fourth […]
South Dakota voters will face four legislatively proposed constitutional amendments in the Nov. 3 general election, and the latest episode of Dakota Town Hall brought together lawmakers on opposing sides […]
