SPM News

South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden said South Dakota is participating in a federal program, funding private education.

The Sioux City Council will discuss approving plans for rehabilitation construction of the old Bacon Creek sanitary sewer project in its meeting Monday.

Sioux City riverfront trail damaged by Missouri River 2024 flooding is now reopened.

A Sioux City resident who was charged for spray painting flowers on manhole covers last week has pleaded not guilty.

The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska announced it is changing its enrollment processes and procedures.

$300,000 grant will go to linking two county trails in Okoboji area near Milford.

Two Siouxland groups, Siouxland Good Troublemakers and Sweetgrass Uprising, in partnership with the Food Bank of Siouxland, are holding a food drive on Saturday.

The Nebraska State College system announced on Thursday it is launching an initiative called Re-engage Nebraska.

Recount requested after Sergeant Bluff-Luton Iowa school bond issue narrowly fails by 6 votes.