Governor Larry Rhoden signed SB 2 on Tuesday, a bill removing firearm suppressors from South Dakota’s definition of “controlled weapons.” The change eliminates state‑level regulations on suppressors, ...
PIERRE, S.D. (Meghan O’Brien / South Dakota Searchlight) – Governor Larry Rhoden vetoed a bill Monday that would effectively ban lab-grown meat in South Dakota, but also suggested a moratorium on the ...
SOUTH DAKOTA (South Dakota Searchlight) – Dan Ahlers, the executive director of the South Dakota Democratic Party, officially launched his campaign for governor on Tuesday at the Siouxland Downtown ...
Dan Ahlers joins Anthony Sitter of Aberdeen, both running as Democrats, and Aberdeen businessman Toby Doeden, Republican, and ...
Gov. Larry Rhoden vetoed a bill Monday that would effectively ban lab-grown meat in South Dakota, but also suggested a ...
Bringing a Democrat back to the South Dakota Governor’s Office will mean building a coalition of support for education, small ...
The bill removes state-level restrictions on firearm suppressors and will no longer be considered a "controlled weapon." ...
South Dakota’s Republican gubernatorial candidates are proposing very different solutions to rising property taxes, from ...
A bill that makes a firearm silencer no longer a controlled weapon was signed into South Dakota law Tuesday. Senate Bill 2A was signed by Republican Gov. Larry ...
"If lawmakers can ban one product based on fear or conspiracy ... what stops them from targeting other innovations next?" writes Rep. Liz Larson.
The South Dakota Legislature has passed a law that removes gun silencers from the definition of a "controlled weapon." ...
The South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association (SDCA) is praising Gov. Larry Rhoden’s decision to veto House Bill 1077, legislation ...
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