South Dakota lawmakers leave Capitol after passing $7.5 billion budget
Fiscal conservatives argued government spending has increased too quickly, but others point to rising Medicaid caseloads
Gov. Larry Rhoden’s budget proposal leaves education, Medicaid providers without raises
PIERRE – Education, Medicaid and state workers will not receive any increases in their state funding next year under a…
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Lawmakers kill bid to entice data centers to South Dakota with tax exemptions
PIERRE – Hyperscale data centers will not be exempt from sales taxes in South Dakota following the defeat of a……
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Economic development, finances are prime topics at first legislative coffee
Economic development and finances were recurring topics during the first legislative coffee on Saturday. Feb. 7 at Northern State University…….
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South Dakota schools, care providers, state workers get 1% increase under Rhoden’s new budget
PIERRE — Rosier-than-expected revenue projections have Gov. Larry Rhoden calling for a 1% increase in state funding for public education,……
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