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Bill to protect farms from spying could limit CAFA data

Animals · Sioux City

Bill to protect farms from spying could limit CAFA data

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Proposed legislation aimed at protecting South Dakota farmers from potential "agro-terrorism" activities could have a secondary effect of limiting access to some information about the state's largest animal feeding operations.Senate Bill 14 seeks to strengthen a set of existing laws that make it a crime for anyone to steal farm animals, release animals, trespass on farms or interfere with farm operations.As written, the bill also would add crimi…See the Story

South Dakota Legislature: Property taxes, pipelines, prisons (and more)

Pierre · Pierre

South Dakota Legislature: Property taxes, pipelines, prisons (and more)

Coverage: 2 sources

The 100th session of the South Dakota Legislature in Pierre will be historic not just for its centennial landmark but because of transitions in power.Gov. Kristi Noem is scheduled to give her State of the State address Jan. 14 and then head to Washington for hearings on her nomination to become secretary of the Department of Homeland Security in the administration of President-elect Donald Trump.She can't be officially confirmed until about a we…See the Story

Main theme for South Dakota politics in 2025? Buckle up.

Main theme for South Dakota politics in 2025? Buckle up.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Though it’s an off year in election terms, 2025 will pack a considerable punch within the scope of South Dakota politics.The drama begins in January, when Gov. Kristi Noem is scheduled to begin committee hearings in Washington after being appointed as secretary of the Department of Homeland Security by incoming President Donald Trump, whose inauguration is Jan. 20.Noem’s proposed executive branch role is just part of South Dakota’s influence in …See the Story

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