A bill to require a local election after any South Dakota school board decides to exceed property tax limitations advanced on a 4-3 committee vote Thursday at the Capitol in Pierre. The bill targets decisions by school districts to “opt out” of property tax limitations imposed by the state,

PIERRE — Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds has officially launched his reelection bid. Rounds announced Jan. 22 on X, formerly known as Twitter, he is running for another six-year term in the Senate. He has held his seat since January 2015.

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South Dakota’s Secretary of State has responded to concerns from the Democratic National Committee over the sharing of voter information with the US Department of Justice.

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SOUTH DAKOTA ( KCAU) — Two State Representatives in South Dakota have announced their reelection bids for this year’s election. Republican incumbent William Shorma is running to keep the District 17 seat in the State House of Representatives.

The South Dakota Mines and Technology Student Association Senate will host one of the final public forums ahead of the January 20th election that will determine the future of destination District Tax Increment Finance which includes Libertyland USA,