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Sioux City riverfront trail damaged by Missouri River 2024 flooding is now reopened.
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On heels of superintendent placed on leave, special Sioux City School Board meeting set.
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Two Siouxland groups, Siouxland Good Troublemakers and Sweetgrass Uprising, in partnership with the Food Bank of Siouxland, are holding a food drive on Saturday.
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Period for Iowa National Guard to aid immigration enforcement now extended to fall 2026.
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The Nebraska State College system announced on Thursday it is launching an initiative called Re-engage Nebraska.
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Recount requested after Sergeant Bluff-Luton Iowa school bond issue narrowly fails by 6 votes.
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SNAP food benefits now returning in all 3 Siouxland states following shutdown end.
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A second baby has been safely surrendered since the expansion of Nebraska’s Safe Haven law.
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Many people in Siouxland who experienced the northern lights Tuesday night may have another chance at seeing them again.
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The Sioux City Council discussed the flowers spray-painted in morningside in its meeting Monday.
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SNAP benefits return for some Siouxlanders, as pantries still offering food.
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The Iowa Board of Regents has selected David Cook as the next president of Iowa State University.