South Dakota’s Thune to forgo presidential run
U.S. Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., leapt onto the national scene back in 2004 when he defeated then-Senate minority leader Tom Daschle. That...
Read MoreDemocratic governors: An endangered species in South Dakota
During the summer of 1978, then-South Dakota governor Dick Kneip, a Democrat, resigned to become U.S. ambassador to Singapore. His...
Read MoreU.S. House campaign veers into driving-record debate
It was recently revealed by a Sioux Falls media outlet that Kristi Noem, the Republican challenger for South Dakota’s lone U.S. House...
Read MoreSouth Dakota governor takes to the skies
Many South Dakotans know that their governor, Mike Rounds, is a pilot. Recently, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association profiled...
Read MoreThe great kolache debate
Years ago, state Sen. Frank Kloucek, D-Scotland, lost his effort to designate the Czech pastry known as a "kolache" as South...
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