Aiming to shed public light on the longstanding problem of many unsolved cases of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People, a woman has placed a billboard about that on a busy Sioux City street.

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The Sioux City Council approved a lease agreement during its Monday meeting, allowing the Sioux City Fast Pitch Association and Briar Cliff University shared use of Hubbard Park.

This week marks one year since Iowa’s law banning abortion as early as six weeks of pregnancy went into effect, and it has had drastic effects on Iowa’s abortion numbers.

The Le Mars School District in Northwest Iowa will stop letting religious groups hold events on school grounds.

Sioux City officials on Thursday began the process of interviewing three finalists for the open city manager position.

The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed another case of measles in an adult residing in Western Iowa.

After three days with thousands of bicyclists pedaling through Northwest Iowa, RAGBRAI participants by Tuesday afternoon were exiting the area for a more easterly route.

On Monday, Crystal Rhoades announced her candidacy for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, which will be vacated by Representative Don Bacon, who has decided to retire from public service.

Fed funding cuts impact 1,000 public media stations, Sioux City School District and Iowa research grants: RAGBRAI bicyclists coming thru Siouxland