Today from SDPB - state appropriators have about $30 million extra reasons to be happy about the years revenue, a proposed anti-scam banking proposal is making progress in Pierre, and more...

Today from SDPB - state appropriators have set their revenue projections, a Senate committee tackles regulations on conversational AI services/chat bots, the House advances a bill looking to help vulnerable populations from scams and more.

Today from SDPB - a bill making clergy members mandatory reporters is killed, a conflict-of-interest bill dies in committee, House Judiciary backs an interpretive services bill and more.

Today from SDPB - an animal abuse bill, lawmakers tackle phones in the classroom, a veto on a bill effectively banning cell-cultured proteins and the latest Gubernatorial hopeful.

Today from SDPB - committees tackle state-tribal relations bills, general and special education funding, a closer look at the Rural Health Transformation Fund and more.

Today from SDPB - legislators back a property tax fund, appropriators advance a bill seeking to make 2023's sales tax cut permanent and a committee hears debates on asking voters to approve online sports gambling.

Today from SDPB - following Senate approval Gov. Larry Rhoden has a decision to make on what some lawmakers are dubbing "fake meat," lawmakers kill a debated abortion bill, a House committee approves giving healthcare providers the right to refuse to perform services based on their "conscience" and more.

Today from SDPB - a data center bill is killed in committee, lawmakers kill a bill incentivizing for-profit companies to consider charitable, social or environmental causes, an update on one of many EMS bills and more.

Today from SDPB - a "soft drink" ban on food stamp, a bill increasing penalties for disrupting church services meets some skepticism, tweaks to South Dakota's trust laws and even more.

Today from SDPB - multiple bills on elections, an EMS bill makes it out of committee, data center debates continue across the state and in the capitol and more.