Erin Carpenter of North Sioux City said the decision was a direct attack on women and she attended the protest on Friday to join others in using their voices to say “this is not ok.”
Late Friday morning, the Woodbury County Conservation Board announced 19 of the 29 campground sites in the nature area will re-open on Wednesday, June 29.
Read through the obituaries published today in Sioux City Journal.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast, ft. the Journal's Jared McNett: What the recent abortion ruling means for Iowa, how gun legislation will get discussed in the Senate election between Mike Franken and Chuck Grassley and...Caucuses.
More than 1,000 people flocked to Omaha's Memorial Park to protest the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on Roe v. Wade and to rally to keep abortion legal in Nebraska.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has signed an executive order meant to protect the state's abortion services from laws in neighboring states, following the U.S. Supreme Court decision ending constitutional protections for the procedure. Walz says his action should help shield people seeking or providing abortions in Minnesota from facing legal consequences in other states. The Supreme Court’s opinion to reverse Roe v. Wade immediately halted most abortions in South Dakota and Wisconsin and enacted a trigger law to end abortions in North Dakota after 30 days. Abortion remains legal in Minnesota. Walz has vowed to reject requests to extradite individuals who are accused of committing acts related to reproductive health care that are not criminal offenses in Minnesota.
Erin Carpenter of North Sioux City said the decision was a direct attack on women and she attended the protest on Friday to join others in using their voices to say “this is not ok.”
In Iowa — where Republican leadership has attempted for years with some success to restrict abortion — access to the procedure is likely at risk. Iowa Republicans, including Gov. Kim Reynolds, heralded the ruling and vowed to continue to protect the unborn.
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The pandemic forced medical professionals, including Nebraska-based researchers and physicians, to innovate. Some innovations likely will be around for good.
Just before the COVID pandemic broke out, the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Global Center for Health Security received a grant from the federal CDC to strengthen infection control training, education and tools.
Iowa’s first medical marijuana manufacturer and distributor is changing its name, planning a $10 million expansion in Iowa and moving into other states where it can legally sell recreational pot.
A Sioux City man was sentenced Friday to more than 10 years in federal prison for selling methamphetamine out of a Morningside restaurant. The store's current owners have posted on Facebook that the man has not been affiliated with the restaurant for some time
District Judge Zachary Hindman ruled Jay Lee Neubaum guilty of three counts of third-degree sexual abuse for raping and assaulting one of the girls and raping the other. However, Hindman found Neubaum, 19, not guilty of seven other counts of third-degree sexual abuse
Siouxlanders took to the streets following the Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn Roe v. Wade on Friday. A small pro-life crowd gathered at the Woodbury County Courthouse in support of the 5-4 vote. Down the street at the Federal Building, over 100 people came together to protest …
In May 2021, Onawa teen Jay Lee Neubaum was found guilty of second-degree murder. In June 2022, he was convicted on 3 counts sexual abuse. Read through the saga in this collection.
Erin Carpenter of North Sioux City said the decision was a direct attack on women and she attended the protest on Friday to join others in using their voices to say “this is not ok.”
Democratic candidate for House District 1 J.D. Scholten took to Twitter shortly after the announcement calling it "dangerous." U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra also reacted on Twitter calling the ruling a "momentous day for the pro-life movement..."
In Iowa — where Republican leadership has attempted for years with some success to restrict abortion — access to the procedure is likely at risk. Iowa Republicans, including Gov. Kim Reynolds, heralded the ruling and vowed to continue to protect the unborn.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast, ft. the Journal's Jared McNett: What the recent abortion ruling means for Iowa, how gun legislation will get discussed in the Senate election between Mike Franken and Chuck Grassley and...Caucuses.