People with firearms training will be allowed to carry concealed handguns on college campuses in South Dakota if Gov. Larry Rhoden signs a bill passed by the House of Representatives on Thursday at the Capitol in Pierre.

Multiple bills are discussed during each day of the South Dakota legislative session, here is what you should know about a few.

PIERRE, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Lawmakers passed a bill this week requiring driver’s licenses and state IDs to show citizenship status. On Tuesday, the South Dakota House of Representatives approved Senate Bill 75 in a 66-4 vote.

South Dakota lawmakers no longer want to have unlimited use of revenue from unclaimed property. The South Dakota House of Representatives on Wednesday approved capping the amount that can be used in state government’s general fund.

Tim Whalen, an attorney representing Lonna Carroll, an Iowa woman and former project assistant for the South Dakota Department of Social Services, asked Sixth Circuit Court Judge Christina Klinger to dismiss the grand jury indictment against Carroll.

The state should maintain its subsidy for dual credit students, a group of South Dakota legislators decided Tuesday at the Capitol in Pierre.

South Dakota’s Senate has voted down a bill calling for support for introduction of Amtrak service in the state. House Concurrent Resolution 6008 calls for state’s congressional delegation and the Trump administration to work for development of a route through the state connecting Denver and Minneapolis-St.

PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley responded to an Open Records Request on Tuesday by releasing his expense vouchers dating back to resuming office in January of 2023. Jackley said that he had no problem complying with the records request.