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{KXLG -Watertown, SD} What is the next step for the multiple businesses locally and statewide now that Gov. Noem has signed the new law banning the sale of specific hemp-derived
Legislation that would make copies of birth certificates and non-driver ID cards available to homeless people in South Dakota is on the way to the governor's desk.
The ban could result in a flood of products on South Dakota streets this spring as retailers move to clear their soon-to-be illegal inventory.
Some members of the Legislature want to require South Dakota's governor to disclose more information about how she's spending millions of dollars that employers must pay into a state fund that only she controls.
Senate Republican leader Casey Crabtree wanted a compromise package of CO2 pipeline regulations to become state law, but without running the risk of facing South Dakota voters.