Patrick Lalley · December 5, 2024
Sioux Falls mayor wants South Dakota lawmakers to focus on needs, not 'culture wars'

Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken suggested this week that state lawmakers stay away from “culture wars” and focus on the basics of providing services to South Dakota residents.

Joe Sneve and Austin Goss · December 2, 2024
Lt. Gov. Rhoden eyeing successors ahead of Gov. Kristi Noem's departure

Lt. Gov. Larry Rhoden is poised to take the helm of South Dakota’s government amid Gov. Kristi Noem’s anticipated appointment to President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet.

The Dakota Scout · December 6, 2024
🎄🖍️ COLORING CONTEST 🎅🤶 Calling all junior Scouts! 🖍️🎄

The Dakota Scout and Child's Play Toys are teaming up for an exciting coloring contest to celebrate this year’s holiday season. 🖍️ 🎄

Joe Sneve and Austin Goss · December 3, 2024
Noem wants $106M more for men's prison, 'school choice' for low-income families, public broadcasting funding cut

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article incorrectly quoted Gov. Noem regarding a budget reduction for South Dakota Public Broadcasting. The Dakota Scout strives for fairness and accuracy and regrets the error. Please bring corrections to the attention of [email protected].

Jonathan Ellis · December 5, 2024
Relief for South Dakota homeowners could come with sales tax increase

A pair of Republican lawmakers from both sides of South Dakota will offer a sweeping property tax reform package for South Dakota homeowners in the upcoming legislative session.

Jonathan Ellis and Joe Sneve · December 6, 2024
Noem’s $4M ‘school choice’ pitch sets stage for capitol fight

Public funding for private education will be the premier battle between public education groups and South Dakota policymakers during the upcoming legislative session.

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