Attorney general releases open meetings law guide
By Tucker Hermans - July 17, 2025 in State News, Government, News Reading Time: < 1 minute
Relaunched Open Meetings Commission finds violations in five of six cases
The Open Meetings Commission is a five-member body appointed by the state attorney general to consider complaints about government bodies around the state. Monday was the commission’s first meeting since December 2020, due to a long and unexplained period of inactivity during the administration of former Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg.
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Noem wants more for new prison, less for S.D. Public Broadcasting
If Kristi Noem’s days as South Dakota governor are numbered, she’s going out swinging. The second-term Republican delivered what’s expected…
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Doeden announces run for S.D. governor, wants to trim state overreach
Aberdeen businessman Toby Doeden is running in 2026 to be governor of South Dakota. Toby Doeden Doeden, a Republican, officially…
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South Dakota legislative leaders condemn political violence in Minnesota
South Dakota’s top legislative leaders from both sides of the aisle are offering a unified message of condolence and solidarity…
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