Lt. Govs past and present, a gift to Noem, recent voter turnout disgrace, pee possession, child brides & the return of the Ravnsborg storyline

Former Lt. Gov. Matt Michels is moving back into the state Capitol.

The South Dakota House voted Tuesday to accept Senate changes to a controversial bill regarding obscene materials in school and public libraries, creating a clearer appeal process for concerned citizens.

PIERRE — The number of felonies charged against people in the South Dakota court system who test positive for illegal drugs could soon be dropping.

PIERRE – South Dakota doesn’t like getting pushed around, and it doesn’t want to infantilize adults, or those who are close to being adults.