
South Dakota Gov. Noem Says She’ll Implement New Weed Law If Passed By Voters
Noem led a legal challenge to overturn a recreational pot amendment passed by voters in 2020.

Noem led a legal challenge to overturn a recreational pot amendment passed by voters in 2020.

Recent polls indicate that a recreational cannabis proposal in South Dakota (Initiated Measure 27) is in serious jeopardy.

Two years after a majority of the state’s voters approved a recreational pot proposal, a new legalization bid in South Dakota might go up in smoke this November.

Residents of a South Dakota reservation that voted to legalize cannabis and keep alcohol blacklisted are happy with the decision a few years in.

The business, located in Hartford, South Dakota, will open June 27.

South Dakota is finally making moves on legal cannabis rules and regulations after stalling for years following the legalizing vote.

South Dakota state officials announced on Wednesday that an initiative to legalize recreational cannabis has qualified for the ballot for the November general election.

A South Dakota mass registration event has certified hundreds of new medical weed patients.

A group attempting to get another legalization proposal on the South Dakota ballot still needs thousands of signatures ahead of next month’s deadline.

The South Dakota bill’s Republican sponsor says the veto shows “Reefer Madness is alive and well.”

The six bills bring a host of changes to the new cannabis law in South Dakota, including one that places a limit on the number of plants a patient can grow.

For the time being, recreational cannabis will not be coming to South Dakota, but there could still be hope for the future.

Noem led a legal challenge to overturn a recreational pot amendment passed by voters in 2020.

Recent polls indicate that a recreational cannabis proposal in South Dakota (Initiated Measure 27) is in serious jeopardy.

Two years after a majority of the state’s voters approved a recreational pot proposal, a new legalization bid in South Dakota might go up in smoke this November.

Residents of a South Dakota reservation that voted to legalize cannabis and keep alcohol blacklisted are happy with the decision a few years in.

The business, located in Hartford, South Dakota, will open June 27.

South Dakota is finally making moves on legal cannabis rules and regulations after stalling for years following the legalizing vote.

South Dakota state officials announced on Wednesday that an initiative to legalize recreational cannabis has qualified for the ballot for the November general election.

A South Dakota mass registration event has certified hundreds of new medical weed patients.

A group attempting to get another legalization proposal on the South Dakota ballot still needs thousands of signatures ahead of next month’s deadline.

The South Dakota bill’s Republican sponsor says the veto shows “Reefer Madness is alive and well.”

The six bills bring a host of changes to the new cannabis law in South Dakota, including one that places a limit on the number of plants a patient can grow.

For the time being, recreational cannabis will not be coming to South Dakota, but there could still be hope for the future.
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