Supreme Court case could impact out-of-state abortions for South Dakotans Minnesota doctor says her Just the Pill organization could use mobile units to serve South Dakota residents who cross the border.
Opera on the prairie? University of South Dakota program raises its voice Traceyln Gesteland arrived in Vermillion in 2008 with doubts about whether opera could thrive on the prairie. Now she knows that the show will go on.
Who leads South Dakota if Noem runs for vice president? 'I still get to be governor' she says. Noem is among Donald Trump’s top picks for his running mate. The South Dakota Constitution might keep her from doing both jobs at once.
Hand counting vs. voting machines: Debate rages in South Dakota Nearly 90% of county officials who administer elections in the state don't find hand counts effective or efficient. Activists counter that they don't trust the machines.
Here are the 4 ballot measures South Dakota voters could have a say on this election Citizen-led issues on abortion, open primaries and a grocery tax are sure things, and recreational pot is a possibility
Meet the man who exposed Mike Lindell's election lies and won $5 million My Pillow founder and Donald Trump supporter Mike Lindell claimed to have proof that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. Bob Zeidman exposed it as "gibberish."
Dakotans for Health threatens lawsuit over signature withdrawal bill Proposed bill would change South Dakota’s ballot initiative process by allowing an individual who signed a petition to withdraw their signature.