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The Omaha Tribe celebrated a new water treatment facility near Macy, Nebraska, following more than a decade of planning and work. It replaces a troubled system that sometimes left residents without running water for weeks. Mark Munger reports on the opening ceremony and speaks with tribal operations chief Calvin Harlan about water’s sacred role in Omaha life, the promise of dependable service and his concerns about passing traditional teachings to younger generations.
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Winter storm, ice warning for the Iowa Great Lakes, COVID-19 hospital and SCCSD trend update,
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COVID-19 surge in Iowa, lawmakers get back to work in Des Moines, Nebraska looks to build water canals in Colorado, vaccine mandate for Sioux City Public Schools?, and more
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Listen to Sarah Enright as she recommends The Drowning Kind by Jennifer McMahon.
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NEWS 6.22.21: Monona Co. Death Investigation, Wind Energy Hearings, Cattle Price Problems, & DroughtA man’s body was found in the Missouri River near Onawa, Iowa. The Monona County Sheriff’s office said a fisherman found the body was found near the Ivy…
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The Neighborhood Network held outreach events at Sioux City’s three pools on Monday night. Families enjoyed free swimming, food, and met with members of…
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091319 504Congressman Steve King has announced that he will host a town hall meeting in Sac County next Saturday, September 21st.. The town hall is open…
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091319 432Flooding from the torrential rain that's soaked much of southeastern South Dakota closed schools for a second day today submerged city streets…