An ad supporting Kansas gubernatorial candidate Derek Schmidt is targeting Democratic Governor Laura Kelly and her handling of schools during the pandemic.
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Under SB 1, conditions like Chron’s Disease, PTSD, and HIV/AIDS would be eligible for treatment with medical marijuana in South Dakota. But anti-marijuana activists, like those from “Protecting South Dakota Kids,” are concerned with what expanding medical marijuana out could look like in practice.