South Dakota taxpayers pay the bill when the governor uses a state credit card, and with former Gov. Kristi Noem, that included out-of-state travel and spending for a Midwestern governor with a national profile.

With her dark brown hair and heavy makeup, Kristi Noem fits in perfectly with Trump world. However, in her younger years, she actually rocked blonde hair.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem needs to focus on securing the border of her lips by decreasing the amount of glossy color she floods them with.

Gov. Janet Mills (D-ME) made headlines last week when she and President Donald Trump had a verbal clash over Maine’s refusal to comply with an executive order banning biological males from participating in female athletic programs operated by public schools.

The public information that several news organizations including KELOLAND Media Group are now reviewing about how Kristi Noem used two state government credit cards

Kristi Noem, the new secretary of homeland security and former governor of South Dakota, threatened to give her employees lie detector tests as her department grapples with leaks.

Kristi Noem would like to thank D*nald Tr*mp… for the low, low cost of $200 million! As the Secretary of Homeland Security, Noem is the face of the administration’s mass deportation efforts. Playing the role of “ICE Barbie,

Kristi Noem may be a fan of Reba McEntire, but the country legend doesn't share those sentiments -- and she made that clear in 2021. Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, McEntire corrected a flyer stating that she'd be performing at a fundraiser for Noem,

Lawyer representing the South Dakota Governor’s Office threatened to violate First Amendment by seeking restraining order.

Citing discussions with South Dakota’s congressional delegation, Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen said federal support for Medicaid expansion could decline.

There was zero politics played in any of this,” Gov. Andy Beshear said as he complimented President Donald Trump’s response to another round of historic flooding in Kentucky.

The city's continued growth, highlighted by major housing, business, and infrastructure projects, has earned it the prestigious award once again