Today, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of religious liberty and
fundamental first amendment rights.

The Supreme Court was asked to determine whether or not the
Obama administration had once again overstepped its authority per
the limits imposed on it through the bipartisan Religious Freedom
and Restoration Act (RFRA)-and in a landmark decision the justices
ruled that the Administration had. The Obama mandate would
punish people of faith and would force them to provide coverage for
items that went against their religious beliefs. The decision
considered the mandate to be an undue burden on specific employers'
free exercise rights, as safeguarded under the United States
Constitution.

All Americans, including family business owners, must be free to
live and work according to their beliefs without fear of government
punishment or mandates. Thankfully, the Supreme Court through
its ruling in the Hobby Lobby case recognizedSearch for missing boy to continue

The Pennington County Sheriff's Office, Rapid City Fire Department, South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks, Rapid City/Pennington County Water Rescue Team, and Pennington County Search and Rescue met Wednesday to evaluate recovery data. The crews decided to resume recovery operations.

Deerfield Lake will remain closed to boat traffic until further notice.

The Hill City youth was last seen on Memorial Day, when his mother, Lynda Lewis, dropped him off for a kayaking excursion on the lake. His water-filled kayak was found early Tuesday morning. His unbuckled life jacket was found later that day.

Over the past week, the search party has involved more than 200 people, a canine unit from the South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation, volunteers, volunteer fire departments, Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Forest