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A federal judge has ordered the release of a man in the country without legal status who was detained in northwest Iowa.

Angie Sewalson, Development Associate for Empowered Network, shares a voice message from her grandfather, an airplane mechanic, pilot, and one of her closest friends. During his short battle with cancer, they stayed connected through voice messages since he did not like texting. She drove alone to the Black Hills for one final weekend with him, surrounded by memories of summers spent together, races he cheered her through, and rides across the potato fields he loved. In one photo, her stepmom wrote, “Grandpa is sending you a hug.” For Angie, that’s what his voice still is, a steady presence, a reminder of love that endures long after goodbye.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.

Many people in Siouxland who experienced the northern lights Tuesday night may have another chance at seeing them again.

Classes called off as Northwest Iowa school in Kingsley addresses substantial water damage.

The Sioux City Council, in its meeting Monday, deferred the second hearing of a rezoning ordinance, changing property at 3700 Jefferson Street from commercial to industrial.

A second baby has been safely surrendered since the expansion of Nebraska’s Safe Haven law.

Siouxland has a series of events taking place commemorating veterans.

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

The Iowa Board of Regents has selected David Cook as the next president of Iowa State University.

The Sioux City Council unanimously voted on deleting the second hearing of the rezoning ordinance of a property from the agenda in its meeting Monday.