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Hosted on MSNLawmakers Advance Bill Requiring SD Schools to Teach Native American History, CultureSouth Dakota public schools would be required to teach a specific set of Native American historical and cultural lessons if a ...
North Dakota has historically been a rural state, but legislators in a newly formed caucus say rural voices are increasingly overlooked as the state’s demographics change.
Grand Forks casino bill defeated in North Dakota Senate after 'cartels' comment by Sen. Diane Larson
Larson, who later apologized, wondered just prior to Friday's vote if the tribe that wants to build a resort in Grand Forks ...
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) suggested Friday that open Senate seats in Michigan and Minnesota could serve as ...
Brooke Rollins has been confirmed as secretary of agriculture. The Senate confirmed Rollins in a 72-28 vote, placing a close ...
A Senate Bill, SB156, an act to increase the minimum age for marriage, has cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee on a 4-2 ...
Senate Bill 196 would require that a sign listing the Woope Sakowin or seven essential teachings/laws be posted in South ...
Thirty-three senators voted in favor of allowing people to conceal carry weapons on the state’s technical college and public ...
A set of OSEU standards are already in place across the state but the standards aren’t required and OSEU classes are an ...
South Dakota public schools would be required to teach a specific set of Native American historical and cultural lessons if a ...
On Thursday in Pierre, state senators did something no previous Senate had been willing to do: Endorse a bill to change South Dakota’s unique-in-the-nation felony drug ingestion law. Under the statute ...
Drug ingestion would no longer be a felony crime on the first or second offense under the terms of a bill endorsed by a Senate panel on Tuesday.
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