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Circuit Judge Named to South Dakota Supreme Court A former lawyer with the South Dakota Attorney General's Office will be the next justice to the South Dakota Supreme Court, Gov. Kristi Noem announced Thursday. -
State Legislature to study industrial hemp, meth epidemic The South Dakota Legislature plans to be ready to discuss industrial hemp by next year's session after Gov. Kristi Noem said the state wasn't ready this year. -
Great Story About Sturgis Activities Director Todd Palmer! Todd Palmer told his fellow athletic directors Wednesday about how excited he was to watch his daughter make her way to the Sweet 16 in Portland, Oregon. -
Taylor Hayes Addresses Cyber Security Leaders at DakotaCon On March 29, 2019, Taylor Hayes of Swier Law Firm addressed cyber security leaders from across the nation at the 2019 DakotaCon at Dakota State University. -
Checkoff Reform Legislation Reintroduced By Candidates A bill seeking to limit the use of agricultural checkoff funds has been reintroduced in the Senate and it has the backing of several presidential candidates. -
8 Reasons Why I'm Excited Baseball Is Back Here are 8 great reasons why I'm excited baseball is back! -
Medicaid Laws Apply When Spouses Live in Different States? If an individual lives in an assisted living facility in one state and her spouse lives in another state, can they apply for Medicaid? -
South Dakota Estate Planning - Planning is Critical Sometimes people seem to think that if they don’t plan for death, it just won’t happen. In fact, 58% of American adults have no will, trust, or estate plan. -
High Court Questions Courts' Role In Partisan Redistricting The Supreme Court's conservative majority sounded wary Tuesday of allowing federal judges to determine when electoral maps are too partisan. -
South Dakota Federal Court Declines To Dismiss Tubing Case A federal judge has cleared the way for a jury to decide whether the owners of a ski resort and tubing hill were negligent in an accident.