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Three women detained during the June ICE raid at Omaha’s Glenn Valley Foods meatpacking plant have been ordered to be released.

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.

Cornhusker Clink modeled on Alligator Alcatraz coming to Nebraska & Changes coming to downtown Le Mars

Siouxland schools begin new year; Nebraska districts set policies on ICE dealings; WITCC early retirement package could go to current president Murrell

The Le Mars School District in Northwest Iowa will stop letting religious groups hold events on school grounds.

Sioux City officials on Thursday began the process of interviewing three finalists for the open city manager position.

The Mexican Consulate in Omaha is organizing trips throughout Nebraska and Iowa to meet with local leaders and residents.

Some Iowa farmers are wondering how to protect their employees without legal status in the U.S.; paid parking could be coming to busy Okoboji fun spots; Rob Sand campaigning in Iowa; Job Corps programs in Iowa.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents launched enforcement actions in Omaha on Tuesday, although details were scarce.