A Florida-based software company will help South Dakota’s cannabis industry and its regulators monitor the flow of marijuana in the state’s legal cannabis market. Continue reading “SD picks seed-to-sale tracker to monitor growth, sales of legal cannabis”
Universities and colleges under the control of the South Dakota Board of Regents will no longer be able to require students to attend orientations and training that are based on what Governor Kristi Noem defines as Critical Race Theory. Continue reading “Noem signs Critical Race Theory bill into law”
Tuesday, Gov. Kristi Noem signed 19 public safety and criminal justice bills into law, including SB 53, which will facilitate the building of a community work center for female offenders in Rapid City.
The U.S. judicial system is anything but simple, and knowing your rights when fighting a state or federal case is important. You can be charged with a crime by the state government, the federal government, or both. Continue reading “Know your rights when fighting a state or federal case”
Robbery may have declined in Sioux Falls in 2021 but larceny, burglary and stolen car crimes all increased, according to the 2021 Sioux Falls crime report. Continue reading “Sioux Falls crime compared to other cities”
Constitution – Robert Boule owns a bed and breakfast along the border between Washington State and Canada, which is cheekily named the “Smuggler’s Inn.” It’s a business that has a fairly shady reputation. Continue reading “Supreme Court could make it very easy for federal law enforcement to violate the Constitution”
Yesterday, the South Dakota Legislature passed a pair of pro-gun measures that enhance our right to self-defense in the Mount Rushmore State. Senate Bill 195 and House Bill 1162 now head to the desk of Governor Kristi Noem for her signature. Please contact Governor Noem and ask her to sign Senate Bill 195 and House Bill 1162 into law. Continue reading “Two Pro-Gun Measures Sent to the Governor’s Desk”
Robert Boule owns a bed and breakfast along the border between Washington State and Canada, which is cheekily named the “Smuggler’s Inn.” It’s a business that has a fairly shady reputation. Continue reading “Supreme Court could make it easy for law enforcement to violate the Constitution”
Frustrated school teachers clashed with state court officials during a South Dakota Senate committee hearing this week about whether lock up correction facilities are a solution to a growing number of repeat juvenile offenders disrupting classroom settings. Continue reading “SD weighs whether to lock up kids with ‘bad behavior’”
A firearms-related bill that would’ve let the state say no to cooperating with some federal gun law failed to pass Tuesday in the South Dakota House of Representatives. Continue reading “House Bill 1052 limiting federal gun law enforcement in South Dakota fails”