Nation May 14 South Dakota could be the first state to tweak ‘Marsy’s Law’ South Dakota voters passed "Marsy's Law" in 2016, embracing constitutional amendments that give crime victims such rights as being notified of developments in their cases. Now, voters are being asked to support changes that cut down on unforeseen bureaucratic problems…
Education Feb 08 South Dakota may ban gender identity instruction in public schools The state would be the first in the nation to block instruction on gender identity or gender expression, and South Dakota's bill would cover public school students from kindergarten through seventh grade.
Politics Dec 30 Ethics measure approved to be on South Dakota’s 2018 ballot Supporters of a constitutional amendment targeting government corruption have turned in enough valid signatures to put the ballot question before South Dakota voters in 2018.
Politics Oct 23 South Dakota voters have choices to reshape state government A trio of ballot measures could radically reshape South Dakota politics.
Politics Sep 17 Native American candidates hope for pipeline protest boost Since April, there's been a tribal protest at the confluence of the Cannonball and Missouri rivers in southern North Dakota, and it has grown considerably.