SPM News

Man tapped to be next Sioux City city manager declines city's offer & Lutheran Social Services donations fill gap after federal cuts

The city of Sioux City bought a few parcels of land in the midtown area that will be used for a special housing project.

First Sioux City Council candidate in Berenstein & Regents approve Iowa universities policy to avoid indoctrination & Iowa impaired waterways reduced by Trump official

Siouxland schools begin new year; Nebraska districts set policies on ICE dealings; WITCC early retirement package could go to current president Murrell

Council Bluffs Democrat Josh Turek announced Monday that he is running for the U.S. Senate seat in Iowa in 2026.

The Iowa Board of Regents will consider a new policy Tuesday that says professors should avoid teaching from one perspective.

At its meeting on Monday, the Sioux City Council moved forward with selecting Craig Clark as the next city manager.

At its meeting on Monday, the Sioux City Council is expected to move forward in selecting a new city manager.

August has arrived, which will be a busy period for people who want to become candidates for school boards and municipal city positions in Northwest Iowa.

Aiming to shed public light on the longstanding problem of many unsolved cases of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People, a woman has placed a billboard about that on a busy Sioux City street.