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Iowa Legal Aid in Sioux City and elsewhere gets grant money to serve more people with pro bono attorney aid. -
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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In late August the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved updated covid vaccines but introduced new restrictions on eligibility. -
Woodbury County Board Supervisor Matthew Ung has written an open letter expressing his frustrations arising from the construction, litigation, and, now, mediation regarding the Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center. -
The South Dakota Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has announced the cancellation of its annual Latino Festival and Parade, originally scheduled for September 17th in Sioux Falls. -
Multiple candidates seeking 2026 congressional seat in South Dakota, with Gronli, Jackley, Mawhiney & Crabtree. -
The Woodbury County Auditor’s Office is now accepting requests for absentee ballots for Sioux City’s upcoming primary election. -
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors approved the CMBA architectural services Contract for demolition of the old Law Enforcement Center Tuesday. -
Recreational trail paving in Dickinson County moves closer to Clay County linkage & Grant will aid Spencer project. -
With Jan George now in field, 2 Sioux City School Board members are seeking re-election in November. -
Sioux City project to restore Bacon Creek Channel could get federal grant money. -
The general contractor, Hausmann Construction, and subcontractor, Leiber Construction, have settled their claims related to the Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center construction.
