Native American

An update on the cold case investigation of Sioux City teenager Terri McCauley. She was murdered in 1983. Her killer remains free. Her son and investigator want justice.

Activists, law enforcement, and family members joined forces for MMIW and MMIR

May 5th is National Missing and Murdered Women and Girls Awareness Day. Siouxland Public Media's Mary Hartnett and Sheila Brummer explore the issue with advocates and law enforcement. Also, hear an update on a cold case involving a member of the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska.

Winter Weather Advisory, Woodbury County burn ban, COVID-19 falls in Nebraska, Nebraska state senator plans to resign over photo controversy, and more

COVID-19 updates for Iowa and Woodbury County, local health official advice, South Dakota marijuana ruling, March for Lost Children, Muhlbauer drops out of U.S. Senate race, and more

Thanksgiving show featuring turkey tips, gratitude, Truthsgiving, A Christmas Carol, and More

Very little truth is known about the young girl Amonute, who we call Pocahontas. But her image tells us much about the culture that continues to create it.

Their land taken, their people persecuted, three young boys, hungry and desperate, do something terrible, and the consequences echo through history. What we must remember is often what we want to forget.

Nebraska’s four Native American tribes took part in a special celebration at the state Capitol in Lincoln today for Indigenous Peoples Day. One of the…