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SDI Productions/Getty ImagesNebraska State senators on Monday will have the ability to tour the McCook Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center, following a senator’s complaint. -
WikimediaThe U.S. Senate has passed the Wounded Knee Massacre Memorial and Sacred Site protection bill, moving it closer to becoming law.
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South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has issued a cease and desist letter for Mayday Health’s ad campaign. -
Another NW Iowa college joins Western Iowa Regents Resource Center initiative smoothing joining public university programs. -
Leave of absence for Sioux City Superintendent Juan Cordova extends into second month. -
A Nebraska senator says she was unlawfully denied entry to the McCook Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center. -
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors awarded a contract to Lieber Construction for the demolition project of the former jail in its meeting Tuesday. -
NAIA national volleyball tourney wraps in Sioux City, as Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats take title. -
Wendy Larson wins special election to keep Iowa House District 7 in Republican control. -
The Sioux City School Board discussed its priorities at Monday’s meeting, including expanding mental health support services and improving staff retention. -
The Sioux City Council approved steps for a new affordable housing development project on the north side in its meeting Monday. -
Western Iowa Tech Community College officials begin process to find new president to succeed Terry Murrell.
