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Wide ranging medical tasks were undertaken during the 2020-21 coronavirus pandemic.

What's The Frequency: Looking back 5 years ago, when coronavirus pandemic struck Siouxland, with thousands of deaths, life upended, public health lessons & vaccines outlook

NAIA volleyball championship in Sioux City in 2021

What's The Frequency: Siouxland sports analyst dissects the changing college sports landscape, amid NIL payments, transfer portal movements & conference realignment

What's The Frequency: One month into Iowa Legislature session, lawmakers update where things stand in bills on schools, colleges, property taxes & more

Federal agency approves Iowa governor summer food program for low-income children

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved Governor Kim Reynolds’ plan to provide monthly boxes of food for low-income Iowa kids over the summer instead of sending their families money for food.

Homelessness initiatives aim to improve the lives of people.

Homeless court pilot program coming to Sioux City

After years of discussion, approval for wind farm in Iowa Great Lakes area; Grassley won't oppose cut for public media

Iowa Auditor Rob Sand is shown in a summer 2021 photo by Iowa Public Radio.

2026 Iowa governor race gets wider, as Democrat Sand hops in & Republican Congressman Feenstra may run

Iowa governor race in Iowa widens with Democrat Sand for 2026, possibly Republican Congressman Feenstra

Sioux City severs minority program after Feds say to halt DEI; Schools EV buses arrive in July

Actions taken by Sioux City Council on DEI, Sioux City School Board for EV buses & Iowa Legislature on eminent domain

Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, Sioux City

Planned Parenthood in Sioux City to close after federal cuts & Measles cases now in Iowa and Nebraska

Planned Parenthood in Sioux City to close; Sioux City high school graduation events; Wind turbines in Dickinson County & Measles cases now in Iowa and Nebraska

The South Dakota Department of Transportation shared this photo of Interstate 29 in the North Sioux City area as of 7 a.m., Monday, June 24, 2024. The Big Sioux River crested at a new record level of 46 feet at 8 a.m., and I-29 remains closed until further notice in South Dakota from exit 2 to exit 26.

Officials working on flooding control in North Sioux City, possible moratorium on wind turbines in Dickinson County & adding day care center in Moville

Officials working on flooding mitigation in North Sioux City, a daycare center in Woodbury County and wind farm details in Dickinson County.

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