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INTERVIEW: “Critical Race Theory: What It Is Not”

Morningside University Professor Dr. Pat Bass previews an upcoming presentation for the Sioux City Human Rights Commission

NEWS 1.31.22

Newscast 02.03.22: IA Senate Democrats Promote a Tax Cut Plan Focused on the Middle and Working Classes; Public Health Proclamation in Iowa at the Start of the Coronavirus Pandemic to End Feb. 15

News for 02.03.22

MARCH FOR OUR LIVES: Sioux City Students Advocate for Safer Schools

Siouxland Public Media Intern Carolyn Lien explores the Sioux City Chapter of March for Our Lives. The organization is run by students who advocate for education and gun reform legislation. The goal is to create safer schools and society.

South Dakota Rep. Jamie Smith announces his candidacy for governor during a news conference in Pierre, South Dakota on Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2022. (AP Photo/Stephen Groves)

NEWS 2.1.22

South Dakota Governor Noem faces a Democratic challenger, COVID-19 levels fall in Nebraska, funeral for Nebraska fire victims, and more

Artifacts from the Bertrand include buffalo boots, cannonballs, corkscrews, and cowbells.

Up From the Ooze: The 1860s Frozen in Mud on the Steamboat Bertrand

A steamboat time capsule reveals the lives of gold rushers from the 1860s.

INTERVIEW: Preview of Afghan Refugee Forum with Jason Lief of the National Immigration Forum

Jason Lief of the National Immigration Forum talks to Siouxland Public Media about an upcoming event featuring two Afghan refugees now living in Siouxland.

NEWS 2.2.22

Daily news from Siouxland Public Media

UnityPoint Health Video Calls for COVID-19 Vaccinations

UnityPoint Health video calls for COVID-19 vaccinations with insight from St. Luke's in Sioux City

NEWS 12.31.21

Cold weather grips Siouxland, COVID-19 increase, South Dakota Legislature, and more

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