Tribal Nations across South Dakota are putting their weight behind an upcoming ballot initiative that they say will make affordable healthcare available to South Dakotans.
State lawmakers in South Dakota passed what’s called a ‘trigger ban’ in 2005. This means abortion immediately became illegal in the state once the decision from the court was made.
The South Dakota lawsuit is over a rule pushed by Republican Gov. Kristi Noem that would require abortion-seekers to make three separate visits to a doctor to take abortion pills.
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The ‘Calling Back Our Fathers’ event took place Thursday at the Ramkota Convention Center, and featured native art and clothing, along with guest speakers talking about the traditional role of Lakota fathers.
The South Dakota Medical Cannabis Program in Pierre conducted a lottery drawing Wednesday to determine which of the 47 applicants will receive the 15 licenses that the Rapid City Council gave the green light for last year.
An VA systems overhaul was announced Friday and revealed a new, centralized hospital would be built in Rapid City to serve area veterans’ needs, but at the expense of two historic campuses in western South Dakota.
The Veterans Administration will release a list March 14 with the number of facilities that will possibly be closed or modernized. That includes the VA Black Hills Health Care campuses in Sturgis and Hot Springs.
While the South Dakota Legislature has approved a bill making it tougher to obtain abortion pills, the law is in limbo until the courts finish weighing in.