What was your most enjoyable summer activity?
Speakout: What is your experience with the detour on Highway 20 between Moville and Correctionville?
What is your experience with the detour on Highway 20 between Moville and Correctionville?
What do you think about Heelan's decision to put the word "Pride" on the back their football helmets?
What do you think about Donald Trump's changing rhetoric on immigration?
What are your thoughts about the possibility of life on other planets?
What do you think about Donald Trump's call for a special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton?
What do you think about public displays of the "In God We Trust" motto?
What should college students know about dorm living?
What do you think is the future of mixed martial arts?
Did the city make the right decision by changing its reinvestment district application?
What was the best lesson you learned in school?
What's the best movie you've seen this summer?
What event are you still looking forward to watching in the Olympics?
DAKOTA CITY -- The Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District is sponsoring free scrap computer and electronics recycling collections May 26 in Dakota City and Walthill.
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Marriage licenses issued recently in Woodbury County:
"Despite legal protections, Nieveen, who suffers from mental illness, will lose her home of nearly 50 years based on today's ruling," Sandra Nieveen's attorney said.
Hundreds of people rallied on the north side of the Capitol for the second time since a draft Supreme Court opinion striking down Roe v. Wade was leaked.
DES MOINES — Iowa schools are not allowed to require students or staff to wear face masks, after a federal appeals court on Monday lifted a temporary injunction on a new state law that prohibits schools from employing the pandemic mitigation strategy.
The ongoing drought in South Dakota has been hard on the state’s wildlife. The U.S. Forest Service says the grouse population in the Fort Pierre National Grassland has declined by 15% in 2022, largely because of the dry conditions. The total grouse population has averaged around 300 since the mid-1980s. Over the last twenty years, both greater prairie chicken and sharp-tailed grouse populations have primarily remained stable or have grown. Duck production is expected to decline because natural wetlands and stock ponds need water. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, a little more than 76% of South Dakota is experiencing some kind of drought.
Before Judge Steven Andreasen
Per a release from the Iowa Department of Corrections: The Walthill, Neb. resident was admitted to the Sioux City Residential Treatment Facility on Feb. 11, 2022 and failed to report on Friday.
"When officers arrived on scene they did not locate any victims or involved persons but did locate evidence of a shooting."
Hildreth received a prison sentence significantly shorter than what he could have received had he gone to trial and been found guilty of second-degree murder for the May 31 shooting of Mohr, 40, of Mapleton, Iowa.
Hundreds of people rallied on the north side of the Capitol for the second time since a draft Supreme Court opinion striking down Roe v. Wade was leaked.
"They're still babies, too," Gov. Pete Ricketts said in explaining his position on CNN’s State of the Union Sunday. He plans to call a special session if Roe v. Wade is overturned.
SIOUX CITY -- A local businessman intends to purchase a 2-acre site in Sioux City's Northern Valley Crossing and build a five-unit retail center, according to city documents.
SIOUX CITY -- With the Sioux City Explorers home opener just two days away, a dispute between the city and the independent professional baseball team over the stadium seating appears to remain unresolved.