Tony Venhuizen, a longtime fixture in South Dakota state government, was formally and warmly welcomed to his role as lieutenant governor of the state.

PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota lawmakers, the Governor’s Office and the state Treasurer’s Office hope to bring more ...

The South Dakota Legislature’s Joint Committee on Appropriations will receive a presentation on Thursday morning about the ...

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — The gossip in the halls of the Capitol proved right. Tony Venhuizen, who’s served as chief of staff for the two previous governors and most recently has been a state ...

In Pierre, the changing of the guard became official on Saturday as Larry Rhoden took the oath of office to become the 34th ...

A proposal to have state lawmakers study South Dakota property taxes and recommend possible long-term solutions to consider ...

Jack Kolbeck, a former state senator from Sioux Falls, will serve in Tony Venhuizen's open House seat vacated when he became lieutenant governor.

Larry Rhoden. Rhoden announced Wednesday morning at the State Capitol in Pierre that Rep. Tony Venhuizen, R-Sioux Falls, will serve as his lieutenant governor. "He understands the complexities of ...

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — The historic Senate chamber of the South Dakota Capitol soared with applause on Thursday afternoon as Tony Venhuizen received congratulations for becoming the state’s new ...

Part of the proposal would cap cities' and counties' yearly property tax increases at 3% even if assessments rise above that ...

PIERRE — Tony Venhuizen, a longtime fixture in South Dakota state government, was formally and warmly welcomed to his role as lieutenant governor of the state. Venhuizen, 42, took up the Senate ...