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SDPB Representatives of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe say the Biden administration should take action against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Plus, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is opening applications for COVID-related funeral expenses today. All this and more in today’s SDPB News Podcast. Find it on Apple Podcasts or Spotify today. Listen
In the Moment, April 12, 2021 Show 1025. SDPB's Lee Strubinger joins us for a behind-the-scenes look at Governor Noem's intentions for a legislative special session and the resistance to her efforts. The national debt has grown a lot over the course the pandemic. Have we taken on too much? What can be done? For today's Monday Macro, macroeconomist Joe Santos helps us understand what this much debt means and how it impacts the economy. Read Joe's full blog about today's subject here. On this day 129 years ago, Meade County Commissioners voted to discontinue bounties on wolves. We hear about li...
The South Dakota High School Athletics Association is recommending schools hold off on submitting any transgender athlete waiver applications. South Dakota
Governor Kristi Noem wants lawmakers back for a special session in late May or early June to address issues like medical marijuana and new coronavirus
1:35 Governor Kristi Noem wants lawmakers back for a special session in late May or early June. She wants legislators to address several issues -- changes to a medical marijuana program and what to do with new coronavirus relief money. Noem also wants action that could face an uphill challenge in the state Senate. Governor Noem issued two executive orders moments after state lawmakers failed to approve changes to a partial veto on a bill. Noem says her orders are meant to protect women’s high school and collegiate sports. Critics say the move targets the transgender community. Noem ...