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PIERRE, S.D. - A South Dakota property rights group held a rally at the state capitol on Tuesday, March 26, which was adjournment day for the 99th South The rally was the beginning of a signature gathering campaign by the South Dakota Property Rights and Local Control Alliance to initiate a state-wide referendum on SB 201, a controversial measure passed by the legislature and signed by Governor Krisit Noem.

PIERRE – Jessie and Katie Harris’s home is a little fuller these days. It’s noisy, it’s busy, but it’s blessed.

Most laws out of the 2022 legislative session earlier this year took effect Friday, July 1. Among the notable changes are a waiving of concealed carry fees, a much discussed telemedicine abortion ban and new regulations over "divisive concepts" in mandatory collegiate trainings.

Most laws out of the 2022 legislative session earlier this year took effect Friday, July 1. Among the notable changes are a waiving of concealed carry fees, a much discussed telemedicine abortion ban and new regulations over "divisive concepts" in mandatory collegiate trainings.

Most laws out of the 2022 legislative session earlier this year took effect Friday, July 1. Among the notable changes are a waiving of concealed carry fees, a much discussed telemedicine abortion ban and new regulations over "divisive concepts" in mandatory collegiate trainings.

Most laws out of the 2022 legislative session earlier this year took effect Friday, July 1. Among the notable changes are a waiving of concealed carry fees, a much discussed telemedicine abortion ban and new regulations over "divisive concepts" in mandatory collegiate trainings.

Most laws out of the 2022 legislative session earlier this year took effect Friday, July 1. Among the notable changes are a waiving of concealed carry fees, a much discussed telemedicine abortion ban and new regulations over "divisive concepts" in mandatory collegiate trainings.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) -- President Joe Biden issues a Presidential Disaster Declaration for a big chunk of the KELO Radio listening area. Gover...

Story at a glance A new study from the University of California, San Francisco found using a history-based screening, no-test approach to medication abortion care is safe and effective.  That …

It took 13 days for COVID-19 cases to climb from one to 80 at the Smithfield Foods meatpacking plant in Sioux Falls. Two days later, those cases reached 190. A week later, the number of infections broke 900. Two more days, they surpassed 1,000. The public only saw cases climb for half that time, since the company and city kept the case numbers under wraps for the first two weeks. Workers died, people protested and the national media swarmed. Then the plant shut down. This was all in the ...