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An effort to open up certain kinds of medical care for transgender youth whose parents consent to the treatment failed in a state Senate committee on Wednesday morning.

A bill that would expand the number of students eligible for reduced price meals is headed to a legislative budget committee for further consideration.

Primary voters would pick their party’s nominees for attorney general and secretary of state under a bill that cleared a state House committee Monday morning.

Primary voters would pick their party’s nominees for attorney general and secretary of state under a bill that cleared a state House committee Monday morning.

One of the first pieces in the long-term effort to address South Dakota’s childcare needs cleared its first hurdle Wednesday at the Capitol in Pierre.

Drug cartels have infiltrated reservations, governor says, but some tribal voices call speech ‘political’

PIERRE — A committee of South Dakota lawmakers endorsed a bill Tuesday to increase funding for 911 call centers by raising phone customers’ monthly 911 surcharge from $1.25 to $2

A bill that would adjust South Dakota law on child pornography includes provisions barring the possession of sexually explicit deep fakes of real children or artificial intelligence-generated children.

In 1984, an intruder broke through the back door of a Winner home and fatally shot Karol Kniffen’s brother in his bed.

PIERRE — A bill that would fund a statewide public defense office passed through the House State Affairs Committee on a unanimous vote in the Capitol on Friday.