SPM News

Sioux City Railroad Museum gets $1.9 million National Park Service grant for flooding recovery.

Former Nebraska senator Lynne Walz announced Wednesday morning she is running for governor.

A Sioux City resident who sprayed painted flowers on manhole covers had a hearing Wednesday morning, in an attempt to have his charges dropped.

New housing addition could be on way on Dickinson County, Iowa

Forums held next week as part of tasks for finding next president for Western Iowa Tech Community College.

A new bill that would require lawmakers to take a civic test has been introduced to the Nebraska Legislature.

South Dakota Senator Kadyn Wittman, has introduced a bill that would expand free and reduced lunch, to the state legislature.

State Auditor Foley says Nebraska governor steered agency to award no-bid contract to firm owned by lobbyist the governor knows.

The Sioux City Symphony Orchestra Association announced Tuesday that Executive Director David Gross will retire in June.

Closure approaching for St. Michael Catholic School in South Sioux City due to financial problems.