SPM News

Sioux City airport could get $20 million in federal money for improvements that benefit 185th Air Guard unit.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen, along with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz, announced Wednesday Nebraska will be the first state to implement Medicaid work requirements.

A new report from the Nebraska Statewide Workforce and Educational Reporting System shows students involved in the ACE Scholarship Program are more likely to enroll in college.

The South Dakota Attorney General’s Office and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Missing and Murdered Unit are holding an event to honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives.

MidAmerican Energy wind farm in Woodbury County will not proceed.

The Sioux City Council accepted a land purchase proposal from Knife River for an expansion project in its meeting Monday.

A vote to reappoint Ron Wieck to the Law Enforcement Authority board failed in the Sioux City Council meeting Monday.

City of Sioux City will pay $300K penalty over employee actions at wastewater treatment plant.

As doubts about vaccination continue to grow, doctors from the South Dakota Medical Association are expressing concern for future health outcomes.

The City of Sioux City announced Monday that short-term rental assistance is no longer available.