I make plenty of editorial decisions about which stories deserve blog attention. But to determine the most interesting stories of 2014, I like to look at what you readers spend your time reading and discussing. Below is a table of…
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Ring the tip jar for more good South Dakota blog journalism! If I'm going to ask for your money, I'm at least going to try to get the facts straight. Pat Powers commits two more key errors in his Christmas…
I give Attorney General Marty Jackley a hard time about his qualifications, but he doesn't so much as snark at me by name, never mind sic his investigators on me. Ann-erika White Bird is not as lucky. The Lakota Voice…
Pat Powers really doesn't like looking in the mirror. Larry Kurtz announces a new blogging venture, the Dakota Progressive, a forum "affiliated" with the South Dakota Democratic Party and intended to "compete with the SDGOP blog, Dakota War College." I'm…
Fellow South Dakota blogger Scott Ehrisman is seeking appointment to the Minnehaha County Commission. Commissioner John Pekas won election as Second Circuit judge this month, so the county needs someone to fill his term through 2016. Ehrisman offers the commission…
Whoo-hoo! Scott Meyer and friends are beginning to post videos from last month's TEDxBrookings event! Here's my talk on blogging, identity, and community in South Dakota: I know many of you love text as much as I do, so here's…
CNN correspondent Dana Bash noted how cordial—heck, downright friendly—Rick Weiland, Larry Pressler, and Gordon Howie are to each other as they compete for the U.S. Senate seat. During breaks in a KSOO radio forum last week, the candidates chatted about…
Pat Powers is having as bad a week as Mike Rounds. First he fouls the leverage his party minders could have gained with the Wismer plagiarism story by implicating his favorite flatteree Rounds in his fabricated fuss over Wismer's stock…