NFL Salary Cap Increases For Second Straight Year
(Undated) — The NFL is spreading the wealth. The league informed its teams on Wednesday that the per-team salary cap for 2025 will be between 277.5-million-dollars and 281.5-million-dollars. The final figure will be determined following further negotiations
Cubs, Dodgers Kick Off Spring Training Thursday In Arizona
(Phoenix, AZ) — The defending World Series champions are back on the diamond. The Dodgers kick off the first game of Spring Training against the Cubs on Thursday from Phoenix. Los Angeles had another big offseason after
Caitlin Clark Credited For Increase In WNBA Trading Card Prices
(Iowa City, IA) — Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark is being credited for an increase in WNBA trading card prices. For the first time, WNBA trading cards are worth more than NBA, and Caitlin Clark is being
New Bill Would Raise Hunting And Fishing License Fees
(Bismarck, ND) — Hunting and fishing license fees may be going up in North Dakota. House lawmakers approved a bill this week that would raise fees to 20 dollars for a small game license and 35 dollars
Leonard Peltier Speaks Out At Turtle Mountain
(Belcourt, ND) — Leonard Peltier is speaking out for the first time since returning home to Turtle Mountain. The Native American activist was pardoned by former President Biden last month after spending nearly 50 years in prison
State Fines Wind Company for Disturbing Tribal Artifacts
(Bismarck, ND) — State regulators say they’ve issued one of the largest-ever fines to a wind power company. The North Dakota Public Services commission has fined NextEra Energy of Florida 50-thousand dollars for disturbing Native American historic
ND House Passes Bill To Raise State Gas Tax
(Bismarck, ND) — A bill that would raise the state gas tax is moving on to the Senate. The North Dakota House approved a measure yesterday that would increase the gas tax by three percent. The proposed
Teen Dies From Freezing Exposure
(Wewela, SD) — South Dakota’s frigid weather is turning deadly. According to the Tripp County Sheriff’s Office, a 16-year-old boy has died from exposure to the freezing temperatures. His body was found near an abandoned vehicle on
Some legislators are busy, busy sponsors!
PIERRE, S.D. (SDBA) — Rep. Heather Baxter, R-Rapid City, a freshman legislator, and Sen. Carl Perry, R-Aberdeen, a veteran legislator, have sponsored the most bills in the 2025 South Dakota Legislature. That’s according to legislative records and the tracking
SD Porn Age Verification Passes
(Pierre, SD) — A bill that would require age verification for porn sites in South Dakota is a Governor Rhoden signature away from becoming law. House Bill 10-53 was unanimously passed by the State Senate and now