SPM News

COVID cases and hospitalizations up in IA; Early voting begins

Owner of Jackson Street Brewing talks to Siouxland Public Media's Sheila Brummer about the history of craft beer and his passion for brewing.

E-15 law for Iowa, record gas prices in Nebraska, early primary voting starts Wednesday in Iowa, Sioux City air service update, and more from Siouxland Public Media News.

Iowa mask ruling, Nebraska Governor Ricketts wants special session on abortion, Iowa man convicted of killing state trooper, law officers honored, fair-housing help, and more

Thunderstorms, hail hit Siouxland last night, causing downed trees and power outages; NE Gov. Pete Ricketts ponders a replacement for a state lawmaker who died before filling out his term in office

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

Newscast 05.11.22: Investigation shows hundreds of deaths at Indian Boarding Schools, and the numbers could climb further

Newscast 05.11.22: Nebraska State Senators Patty Pansing Brooks (D) and Mike Flood (R) will compete for 1st District Congressional seat, as well as competing in a special election to fill out Congressman Jeff Fortenberry's term

Film Historian Bruce Crawford continues his film events with a screening of Field of Dreams featuring actor Dwier Brown