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The Iowa Board of Regents is directing all three state universities to initiate investigations of alleged violations of board policies related to social media use.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has requested that Nebraska’s chief election officer provide the state’s unredacted voter registration data.
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The Sioux City council has approved a $3 million purchase agreement with Auditorium Shopping Area LLP for property on Pierce Street.
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Plan to have closed Sioux City School Board meeting collapses, after board member says continuing rumors about superintendent Juan Cordova necessitates open talks.
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The Sioux City Council is expected to approve a $97,000 contract award to McGill Restoration Inc. for the Sergeant Floyd Monument Repair and Restoration project at their meeting on Monday.
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During their City Council meeting on Monday, Storm Lake officials are expected to approve a call for a special city election.
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Nebraska residents pack a Capitol hearing room Friday to oppose Governor Jim Pillen’s plans to turn the McCook Work Ethic Camp into an ICE detention facility.
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Democrat Catelin Drey sworn into Woodbury County seat in Iowa Senate & Special closed meeting for Sioux City School Board.
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Iowa Legal Aid in Sioux City and elsewhere gets grant money to serve more people with pro bono attorney aid.
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As Sioux City prepares for the upcoming City Council Election, Siouxland Public Media reached out to all nine candidates to learn more about their goals, qualifications, and vision for the future of the city.
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The Sioux City Art Center, is hosting its annual ArtSplash event this weekend in Downtown Sioux City.
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The South Dakota Shakespeare Festival has received a $22,000 grant from Arts Midwest.