Twenty degree programs at the state’s three public universities could be ended under a review by the Iowa Board of Regents. The Board approved program closures at the University of Iowa and the University of Northern Iowa on Thursday. The Board is targeti... See more
Welcome to What’s The Frequency, our longform Siouxland Public Media show that since January has been keeping tabs on the Siouxland state legislatures. That includes monthly updates on the Iowa Legislature. In this case, this is the fourth monthly show vi... See more
The Iowa House has passed a bill making several changes to public assistance programs. The state would consider all household income in deciding eligibility for food assistance, while excluding the income of high school students. The bill seeks to elimina... See more
With important primary elections coming up, people in Nebraska can now vote early by mail, South Dakota people will vote next, then Iowans can carry out early voting by mid-May. The Nebraska primary election is on May 12, and the primary is on June 2 in b... See more
With Helen Rigdon ending nearly nine years as director of the Sioux City Public Library, a successor for that position could be announced in a few weeks. Rigdon on Tuesday posted a retirement message, describing being grateful to have led the library syst... See more
