This Minnesota City Just Made Public Drinking Legal
You'll soon be able to stroll along the streets of this Minnesota city-- and legally enjoy an alcoholic beverage while you do it!
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What Happens If You Damage A Car With A Golf Ball In Minnesota?
Can a golfer be held responsible if a car is hit by a golf ball? It might be a little more complicated than you think.
South Dakotans Included in Massive Las Vegas Hotel Data Breach
More than 10 million records impacted
A Potential New Law Would Require Students To Learn Cursive
A New Jersey lawmaker is sponsoring a new bill that is finally bringing back a traditional method of learning how to write in the elementary classroom.
If Your Religion Says You Can Discriminate, You and It Stink
Todd Epp argues that if you think your religion says you can and should discriminate against your fellow law-abiding citizens, then you and your religion stinks.
Minnesota May Lower Drinking Age to 18, All Teens Said ‘You Betcha’
One lawmaker wants to bring the Minnesota legal drinking age down to 18.
Daugaard Goes Lefty on Prisons
Republican Gov. Dennis Daugaard is a liberal. OK, maybe he’s just caught in more of an only-Nixon-can-go-to-China moment, but hear me out.
Court Strikes Gay Marriage Ban in South Dakota
U.S. District Judge Karen E. Schreier ruled Monday against South Dakota’s constitutional amendment banning marriage equality.
South Dakota Farmers Plaintiffs in GMO Class Action Lawsuits
South Dakota corn farmers are among producers from 20 corn growing states involved in two class action lawsuits regarding what they say are economic losses from genetically modified corn.
South Dakota Attorney General’s Office Has Policies to Prevent Situations Like Ferguson, Mo.
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley says his office has some safeguards for those kinds of volatile situations.