Project Prison Reset’s task force is set to focus on 14 options for new prison facilities in South Dakota. The group is ...

The questions have had South Dakota taxpayers’ attention for some time: where might a new prison go and what might the ...

PIERRE — A Sioux Falls-based lawmaker will be the right-hand of South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden. Rhoden announced Wednesday morning at the State Capitol in Pierre that Rep. Tony Venhuizen, R ...

New Gov. Larry Rhoden announced his selection of the Sioux Falls lawmaker on Wednesday. Venhuizen became the state's 40th lieutenant governor, succeeding Rhoden, who was sworn in as governor on ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – South Dakota has a new lieutenant governor. On Wednesday, Republican Gov. Larry Rhoden named current Republican Rep. Tony Venhuizen as the No. 2 in the executive ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Tony Venhuizen resigned as a member of the South Dakota Board of Regents on Tuesday, the board said in a news release on Tuesday. Venhuizen was elected in November to ...

RAPID CITY | Lorraine Venhuizen, 92, formerly of Quinn, died on Sunday, Aug. 25, 2019 at Touchmark at All Saints Senior Living in Sioux Falls.

Two Sioux Falls area lawmakers helped create the state budget that will allow for the courts to hire new judges and support staff. Sioux Falls area to benefit from increased budgeting for the ...

Tony Venhuizen, a senior adviser to Gov. Kristi Noem, is leaving the Governor's Office for a Sioux Falls law firm. Venhuizen is headed to the Redstone Law Firm beginning June 3, where he will ...

Rep. Tony Venhuizen, R-Sioux Falls, speaks at a podium on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025, in the Mount Rushmore Room in the State Capitol in Pierre after Gov. Larry Rhoden announced him as lieutenant ...

Gov. Larry Rhoden announced his selection of Venhuizen, who lives in Sioux Falls and represents parts of Lincoln County and Minnehaha County in District 13, during a news conference Wednesday morning.

Lori Walsh sits down with newly inaugurated Governor Larry Rhoden and Lt. Governor Tony Venhuizen. ... Like she always said, everybody expected her to pick a Sioux Falls businessman.