Government

Open up government by making South Dakota the most open state in the nation, rather than the most closed. That’s where we are now, a barely functioning democracy.

New housing and new business opportunities is making Hartford, SD attractive.

The House of Representatives voted on Thursday in favor of the American Health Care Act, which would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, which is commonly known as Obamacare. Congressional Republicans took a step forward in their years-long quest to repeal the Obamacare, the 2010 law that reshaped the country's individual health insurance market.

According to an ABC News/Washington Post survey, nearly half the country believes there's a shadowy government calling all the shots. What do you think?

South Dakota Secretary of State Shantel Krebs is describing the process to review the challenge over the validity of signatures on the 18 percent cap measure.

The man who raised election law violation concerns with Annette Bosworth’s campaign has challenged the Secretary of State’s office about a ballot measure.

Without proper checks and balances some good people can turn bad, and bad people will find a way to take advantage of the voids.

(NPN) -- Those who show up, the late Gov. George Mickelson liked to tell us journalists at his Friday news conferences during the South Dakota legislative session, run the government. But what if no one shows up? That’s the dismaying outcome of Tuesday’s South Dakota primary election...

Our Senators and Representatives are presumably working on a solution to the differences between our elected leaders. South Dakota Senator John Thune took to the floor of the Upper Chamber to air his concerns.

Speaker of the House John Boehner has become so desperate to hold onto his position that he has caved in to the Tea Party minority of his Republican caucus and tied defunding Obamacare to avoiding a government shutdown.