PIERRE, S.D.(DRGNews)- South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden signed a bill that a bill that takes the eminent domain option away from companies wanting to build a carbon capture pipeline in the state. However, Rhoden also emphasized that House Bill 1052 does not kill a pipeline project proposed by Iowa-based company Summit Carbon Solutions. HB 1052… Read more »
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What’s next for Dakota First Action
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- On Thursday morning, Governor Larry Rhoden signed HB1052 into law to ban eminent domain to be used for carbon oxide projects. One of the big proponents of the bill was Dakota First Action founded by Dakota First Action created by Aberdeen’s Toby Doeden. What’s the next step for the PAC? Toby released the… Read more »
Governor Rhoden signs HB1052 into law
PIERRE, S.D.(Press Release) – On Thursday, Governor Larry Rhoden signed HB 1052, which protects the property rights of South Dakota landowners by prohibiting eminent domain for a pipeline that carries carbon oxide. Governor Rhoden outlined his reasons for signing the bill in a letter to the legislature and people of South Dakota. You can find… Read more »
2025 Bow Wow Boogie coming up on March 8th
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- The Aberdeen Area Human Society is hosting their next fundraiser, Bow Wow Boogie on Saturday March 8th at the Ramkota in Aberdeen. Mona Smith with the Humane Society talks about the fundraiser going directly to the Society. Smith previews the event on the 8th. Smith informs the public that even if you can’t… Read more »
Volga man arrested following pursuit in Brookings County
VOLGA, S.D.(KXLG)- A Volga, South Dakota man was arrested Tuesday evening, March 4, 2025, following a vehicle pursuit by the Brookings County Sheriff’s Office. Markcus Williams, 37, of Volga, faces multiple charges after attempting to evade law enforcement. According to the press release, at approximately 8:34 PM, a Brookings County Sheriff’s Deputy attempted to initiate… Read more »
2025 Abby Awards coming up on April 4th
ABERDEEN, S.D.(Press Release) — The Aberdeen Area Chamber of Commerce proudly announces the 2025 ABBY Awards, a prestigious evening celebrating the individuals, businesses, and organizations that drive progress and inspire excellence in our community. In addition to honoring remarkable business and individual achievements, the evening will feature the graduation of the 2025 Leadership Aberdeen Class, adding… Read more »
South Dakota Farmers Union Day at State Capitol Wednesday
PIERRE, S.D.(Press Release)- Family farmers and ranchers from across South Dakota traveled to Pierre March 5 to meet with legislators and advocate for agriculture as part of South Dakota Farmers Union Legislative Day 2025. “Even though agriculture is our state’s largest industry, many of our state’s policymakers do not have an ag background, so family… Read more »
South Dakota Senate approved changes made by House on SB62
PIERRE, S.D. (SDBA) — A bill requiring South Dakota state employees to report misconduct is heading to Gov. Larry Rhoden’s desk. Senate Bill 62 passed 20-14 Wednesday. It mandates that state workers report suspected fraud, theft and conflicts of interest. The legislation stems from a series of thefts committed by state employees discovered over the… Read more »
South Dakota House defeat SB201
PIERRE, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- The South Dakota House debated SB201. The bill prohibit contributions and loans from an authorized committee of a candidate for federal office. Speaking in favor of the bill was Representative Spencer Gosch of Glenham. Opposing the bill was Representative Will Mortenson who feels this will negatively impact those currently serving in Washington representing… Read more »
Senate Taxation Committee passes HB1235
PIERRE, S.D.(SDBA)- The Senate Taxation Committee approved a bill Wednesday that would lower the cap on property tax revenue increases for local governments from 3 percent to 2.5 percent annually. House Bill 1235, sponsored by Rep. Greg Jamison, R-Sioux Falls, passed 6-0 with one member excused, despite concerns from local government associations about potential impacts.… Read more »