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South Dakota lawmakers to file bill asking for statewide mask mandate

South Dakota lawmakers to file bill asking for statewide mask mandate Stephen Perez, Sioux Falls Argus Leader © Erin Bormett / Argus Leader A sign indicates that face masks are encouraged on Tuesday, January 12, in the House of Representatives at the South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre. South Dakota Democrats will bring forward a bill Thursday asking for a statewide mask mandate to the legislature.  Sen. Reynold Nesiba, D-Sioux Falls, plans to introduce Senate Bill 125, which aims to protect the health and safety of all South Dakotans during the coronavirus pandemic, South Dakota Democratic Vice Chair Nikki Gronli said it an emailed statement Wednesday night. 

South Dakota governor calls new Georgia senators communists

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) A day after she called for peace and healing following the riots at the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem called.

5 things to know today: Bonding proposal, Oil royalties, Ethics commission, Donation controversy, Capitol riot

2. Oil industry pushing bill to slash penalties on overdue royalty payments to North Dakota Rep. Jason Dockter, R-Bismarck, presents a bill to the House Finance and Taxation Committee on Wednesday, Jan. 6. Jeremy Turley / Forum News Service The powerful North Dakota oil lobby has thrown its weight behind a bill in the House of Representatives that would cut down on the maximum interest and penalties the state can charge oil and gas companies for overdue royalty payments. Companies agree to pay royalties and any late fees to the state for the right to extract publicly owned minerals, but bill sponsor Rep. Jason Dockter, R-Bismarck, said his legislation would fix an outdated system of imposing excessive charges on firms when they fall behind on the payments. The House Finance and Taxation Committee held its first hearing on House Bill 1080 on Wednesday, Jan. 6.

AG: No cost for North Dakota to join Trump loss lawsuit

AG: No cost for North Dakota to join Trump loss lawsuit By JAMES MacPHERSONDecember 10, 2020 GMT BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) Republican Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem says the state incurred no cost in joining a lawsuit challenging election results in four battleground states won by President-elect Joe Biden. North Dakota and 16 other states won by President Donald Trump in November joined Texas in urging the court to take on the lawsuit less than a week before presidential electors gather in state capitals to formally choose Biden as the next president. The lawsuit demands that the 62 total Electoral College votes in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin be invalidated. That’s enough, if set aside, to swing the election to Trump. The lawsuit repeats a litany of false, disproven and unsupported allegations about mail-in ballots and voting in the four battlegrounds.

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