US Forest Service Acting Like Black Hats in South Dakota
DMUK Ranchers are furious after an armed federal agent stormed the land of a South Dakota couple, who are now facing 10 years in prison over a fence if convicted as charged. [Read More]
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Moving to South Dakota
Remy’s hit on another catchy tune, which could be good news or bad news for South Dakota. Country fans are going to like this one. Watch
Gov. Kristi Noem Drops The Ball On Women’s Sports
kelo South Dakota’s governor issued her first veto of the 2021 legislative session Friday. And it was a doozy. Republican Kristi Noem wants state lawmakers to make big changes in HB [Read More]
Sioux Leader Wants Presidents Removed From Mt Rushmore [Without Damaging the Environment]
Washington Examiner The president of a South Dakota tribe called for Mount Rushmore to be removed, so long as the removal does not harm the existing environment. Oglala Sioux President [Read More]
South Dakota Governor in Dispute With Sioux Tribes That Have Erected Corona Checkpoints
Fox News The clash between South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem and tribal leaders in the state continued Tuesday over coronavirus checkpoints set up by some tribes on public roadways leading [Read More]
South Dakota Sioux Tribe Warned To Remove Roadblocks From Highways
Independent The governor of South Dakota has issued ultimatums to two Sioux Native American tribes to remove travel checkpoints on state and US highways aimed at protecting themselves from the [Read More]
Dems Close Last Remaining Offices In South Dakota
The Hill The South Dakota Democratic Party will be closing the doors at both of its offices due to financial troubles, leaving the state with no Democratic Party offices. The [Read More]
SD Gov. Kristi Noem Signs Bill to End Concealed Carry Permit Requirement
BP: Gov. Kristi Noem (R) signed Senate Bill 47 on Thursday to eliminate South Dakota’s requirement that residents possess a concealed carry permit in order to carry a handgun concealed. [Read More]
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day
Berkley started it in 1992 (on the 400th anniversary of Columbus’ first voyage) and this year up to 10 cities and one state (South Dakota) have replaced Columbus day with Indigenous [Read More]