Trevor J. Mitchell

An election integrity group with close ties to the Minnehaha County Auditor is using what appears to be an error in NBC's reporting of South Dakota's

South Dakota voters turned down Initiated Measure 28 on Tuesday, marking another failure to repeal the state's grocery or consumable tax, although it's likely that much of the opposition to the measure came from concerns that by the time the legislature and the courts had ironed out the details of the measure, it would be more than just groceries that could no longer be taxed.

2024 SD General Election Results - Measure 28 - Prohibit Taxes on Food and Grocery

As the polls closed in South Dakota on Tuesday night, the long work of counting hundreds of thousands of votes began in earnest across the state.

Minnehaha County officials certified election results Friday afternoon during a special meeting, where County Auditor Leah Anderson said she was generally happy with how the election was run, citing only minor issues.

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"I'm willing to grind through it and do it the old-fashioned way," Thune told reporters regarding confirmation hearings for Trump's cabinet members.

A push from a Minnehaha County-based election integrity group to get Minnehaha County Auditor Leah Anderson appointed to the State Board of Elections alongside one of her biggest supporters appears to be dead on arrival.

The Sioux Falls City Council has tentatively signaled its approval to spend nearly $70 million to replace two aging pools in the community — with some changes.

The newest version of the Falls Park Master Plan, shown to the public for the first time on Thursday evening, sets a goal of making the area a "Signature Park": a destination spot for locals and tourists alike, akin to San Francisco's Golden Gate National Park, or the Gateway Arch Park in St. Louis.