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Two debates in Sioux City, with Sand-Lahn and McGowan-Dawson for Iowa contests.
The Warming Shelter in Sioux City gets first round of Iowa grants from opioid lawsuit settlement
Data centers growing in prominence as November election issue in Siouxland.
200 miles of prominent Northwest Iowa river could be designated for more recreation options as Inkpaduta Canoe Trail.
For Iowa 4th congressional race, candidates McGowan and Dawson will have one debate & Dawson launches town halls tour.
Osborn, Ricketts debate issues as seek U.S. Senate seat in Nebraska.
Community activist Scarlett has concerns on new Sioux City initiative to pinpoint homeless encampments.
South Dakota official Jackley joins federal court case seeking to restrict mail voting.
NPR Study shows heat related deaths in Iowa under-reported by CDC.
Stats show homeschooling in Nebraska continues to increase.
First female officer in Sioux City Police Department has died.
Lahn, Sand discuss their governor campaign priorities at Iowa State Fair.
Tyson Foods is scaling back its beef operations amid historic cattle shortage.
Archeological investigation will be carried out at Milwaukee Railroad Shops Historic District in Sioux City.
Back to School: South Sioux City Schools kick off year in Siouxland.
Should Sioux City get new public high school buildings? A committee will dig into options
Siouxland gas prices hugely surge to $3.99.
As Ida County mulls data center moratorium, Salix aims to set next city meeting on plans.
Substantial Spirit Lake Iowa Schools modernization could be placed for bond issue vote.
Health official: Crashes from scooters, E-bikes rising in Northwest Iowa.
Warming Shelter officials working to keep homeless people safe during extreme heat period.
Over month of July, gas prices in Iowa keep rising.
ACLU Iowa study finds school resource officers disproportionately discipline Black students.
Northeast Nebraska tribal groups event touts new law that enforces Tribal Customary Adoptions.
Republican U.S. Senate nominee Hinson sets Siouxland campaign events.
The Siouxland Coalition against Human Trafficking held its Red Sand Event Thursday afternoon to raise awareness.
Owning group could sell Hard Rock Hotel & Casino-Sioux City.
The Iowa Department of Education announced on Wednesday it's awarding over $2.3 million in grants to 10 school districts to establish therapeutic classrooms.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources announced Wednesday it's working with Iowa Lakeside Laboratory to treat the West Okoboji Lake canal for Eurasian Watermilfoil.
A major expansion is underway at the longstanding Iowa Lakeside Laboratory in the Iowa Great Lakes area.
Noted South Dakota businessman and philanthropist T. Denny Sanford has died at age 90.
Onawa, Iowa ready for RAGBRAI riders to Rock And Roll Out.
Communities across the United States are participating in a national protest against data centers on Saturday, including residents in Salix.
Democrat Rob Sand governor campaign draws 250 people in Sioux City.
Number of registered Republicans in South Dakota hits record high mark.
With possible Woodbury County lawsuit looming, Salix mayor defends annexation process.
Multiple communities in Northwest Iowa have been awarded U.S. Department of Agriculture rural development funds to improve water systems and medical services.
A former Nebraska state senator is working to be placed on the November ballot for the governor's race.
Woodbury County officials seeking court review on annexation process in Salix, Iowa.
The Woodbury County Democrats announced Friday that they will hold a special nomination convention for the Woodbury County Board of Supervisor seats.
The Sioux City Chapter of the NAACP will be hosting their Juneteenth event Friday at the Sanford Community Center.
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen announced Thursday he has requested President Donald Trump issue a major disaster declaration for severe storms that impacted the state in May.
Three agencies in South Dakota are increasing efforts to close gaps of injustices of violent crimes on reservations.
New sculptures will be unveiled along the sculpture trail just west of the Pearson Lakes Art Center in Okoboji.
A new report released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation shows that South Dakota ranks 38th for education.
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors had a long discussion regarding the possible data center in Salix during its meeting on Tuesday.
The World Cup is the world's international soccer tournament and is held every four years in a different country.
May's tax receipts show Nebraska's deficit may exceed its projected shortfall of $170 million.
More than a hundred people gathered at the Salix Community Park Monday evening to protest against data centers.
Restored Grant Wood mural now at the Sioux City Art Center.
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