SC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIONS TAKE PLACE NEXT WEEK
SIOUX CITY'S THREE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOLS WILL HOLD SEPARATE GRADUATION CEREMONIES AT THE TYSON EVENTS CENTER NEXT WEEK.
EACH CEREMONY WILL START AT...
FEENSTRA FAMILY PICNIC EVENT SET FOR MAY 30TH
NEXT FRIDAY, MAY 30TH, 4TH DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN RANDY FEENSTRA WILL HOLD HIS 4TH FEENSTRA FAMILY PICNIC IN SIOUX CENTER.
THIS YEAR'S EVENT WILL BE HEADLINED...
WANTED SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER BRIEF STANDOFF
SIOUX CITY POLICE TOOK A WANTED SUSPECT INTO CUSTODY THURSDAY EVENING FOLLOWING A BRIEF STANDOFF AT A HOME IN THE 900 BLOCK OF 21ST...
USDA APPROVES IOWA SNAP WAIVER
IOWA IS THE SECOND STATE TO RECEIVE A WAIVER REGARDING SNAP FOOD BENEFITS.
GOVERNOR KIM REYNOLDS AND THE IOWA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES...
FEENSTRA & HOUSE APPROVES TRUMP’S BUDGET BILL
THE FOUR IOWA REPUBLICANS IN THE U-S HOUSE ALL VOTED FOR A MASSIVE PACKAGE THAT EXTENDS THE TAX CUTS PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNED INTO LAW...
FISCHER’S MOVE TO REPEAL CALIFORNIA EMISSION POLICIES PASSES CONGRESS
THE U.S. SENATE APPROVED NEBRASKA SENATOR DEB FISCHER'S RESOLUTION OF DISAPPROVAL TO REPEAL CALIFORNIA'S ADVANCED CLEAN TRUCKS REGULATION WHICH IMPOSED STRINGENT EMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS FOR...
MRHD AWARDS $500,000 IN GRANTS TO AREA CITIES & GROUPS
MISSOURI RIVER HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AWARDED A TOTAL OF $500,000 TO 33 LOCAL GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS THURSDAY MORNING IN ITS ANNUAL TARGET GRANT PROGRAM AT...
THUNDER ON THE MISSOURI RIDE TAKE PLACE SUNDAY
THE 11TH ANNUAL "THUNDER ON THE MISSOURI" RIDE TAKES PLACE THIS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND.
SUNDAY AT NOON 12:00 PM UNTIL 2 PM THE THUNDER RIDERS...
WESTERN IOWA RECEIVES DISASTER DECLARATION FOR STORM DAMAGE
GOVERNOR KIM REYNOLDS SAYS DONALD TRUMP HAS APPROVED A PRESIDENTIAL DISASTER DECLARATION REQUEST FOR FOUR WESTERN IOWA COUNTIES THAT SUSTAINED SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO PUBLIC...
ERNST PUSHES HARDER FOR NEW 185TH AIR GUARD RUNWAY
U.S. SENATOR JONI ERNST OF IOWA HAS ONCE AGAIN BROUGHT UP THE ONGOING DELAY OF FUNDING A NEW RUNWAY FOR SIOUX CITY'S 185TH AIR...
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND MARKS 1ST BUSY TRAVEL TIME OF THE SEASON
MANY IOWANS ARE BUSY MAKING THEIR SUMMER TRAVEL PLANS, WHICH FOR SOME STARTS WITH THE THREE-DAY MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND AHEAD.
TRIPLE-A-IOWA SPOKESMAN BRIAN ORTNER SAYS...
POWELL BROADCASTING AWARDS LOCAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR
KSCJ AND POWELL BROADCASTING AWARDED THE ANNUAL ANNE BLACKBURN TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD WEDNESDAY IN A CEREMONY AT CAHILL'S IN SOUTH SIOUX CITY.
EACH...
IOWA COULD BE NEXT STATE WITH SNAP WAIVER
SNAP BENEFITS COULD POSSIBLY RESTRICT IOWAN'S' PURCHASES OF CERTAIN FOODS AND BEVERAGES.
GOVERNOR KIM REYNOLDS HAS SUBMITTED A FEDERAL WAIVER PROHIBITING FOOD-PRODUCING PLANTS AND SEEDS,...
NO CITY TRASH COLLECTION ON MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY
MONDAY IS MEMORIAL DAY AND DUE TO THE UPCOMING HOLIDAY ON MAY 26TH, GILL HAULING WILL BE
DELAYING GARBAGE AND RECYCLING COLLECTIONS BY ONE DAY.
MONDAY'S...
NAIG TO SEEK 3RD TERM AS IOWA SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE
IOWA SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE MIKE NAIG HAS ANNOUNCED HE INTENDS TO SEEK REELECTION IN 2026.
NAIG SAYS HE HAS DECIDED THERE'S STILL WORK TO BE...
