‘Tough to get things exactly right’: Legislature considers flood of property tax reduction proposals

South Dakota lawmakers have introduced at least 28 property tax reduction bills this session, with support from Gov. Rhoden ...
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy

Trust Reform is Needed to Protect States, Especially in the Wake of IRS Enforcement Cuts

Trust use is widespread among the wealthiest households, with reports showing that roughly half of the nation’s wealthiest people rely on trusts for tax avoidance reasons ...
Education Week

Where Private School Choice Enrollment—and Spending—Is Surging

Enrollment in private school choice programs has grown quickly around the country in recent years. Applications open this ...

Sally Balch Hurme: Getting your affairs in order as you get older

Listen and subscribe to Morningstar’s The Long View from your mobile device: Apple Podcasts | Spotify Our guest on the ...

‘Bossly bill’ aimed at preventing land survey abuses wins committee approval

Property rights advocates in South Dakota advanced their “Bossly bill” on Tuesday, aimed at limiting the ways developers can ...

US homeowners in these states are keeping their homes longer than ever before

US homeowners are staying in their homes longer than at any point in at least a quarter-century, particularly in expensive ...
Family Destinations Guide

The City In North Dakota Where The Cost Of Living Is 29% Below The National Average

Welcome to Oakes, North Dakota, a charming prairie community where the cost of living sits a remarkable 29% below the national average – a statistic that feels almost rebellious in today’s economy.
The Capital Journal

Statewide groundwater recharge requirement fails in House

South Dakota lawmakers on Monday defeated a bill that would have tightened limits on groundwater pumping by eliminating an ...