  Recent global fits to short-baseline neutrino oscillation data have been
performed finding preference for a sterile neutrino solution (3+1) over null.
In the most recent iteration, it was pointed out that an unstable sterile
neutrino (3+1+decay) may be a better description of the data. This is due to
the fact that this model significantly reduces the tension between appearance
and disappearance datasets. In this work, we add a one-year IceCube dataset to
the global fit obtaining new results for the standard 3+1 and 3+1+decay sterile
neutrino scenarios. We find that the 3+1+decay model provides a better fit than
the 3+1, even in the presence of IceCube, with reduced appearance to
disappearance tension. The 3+1+decay model is a 5.4$\sigma$ improvement over
the null hypothesis and a 2.8$\sigma$ improvement over the standard 3+1 model.
