South Dakota schools, care providers, state workers get 1% increase under Rhoden’s new budget
With revenues up, governor splits additional dollars between 'Big Three' & legislative priorities
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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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Tax relief, public safety, national security push drive Rhoden’s 2026 vision
PIERRE — Gov. Larry Rhoden brought his “Strong, safe and free” mantra to his first State of the State Address……
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Analysis: 2026 South Dakota governor race stoking campaign proxy wars
Get ready for an extra dose of hardball politics at the South Dakota Capitol. The Mount Rushmore State’s next legislative……
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What $189M in rural health care funding might mean for South Dakota
Rural South Dakotans may see incremental changes to their health care coverage in the next year after $189 million in……
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