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A railway bridge that connects North Sioux City, South Dakota, to the Riverside area of Sioux City collapsed in late June 2024.

Newscast 7.2.2024: Grant money could help Sioux City flood victims; $3.8M contract approved to pave Sioux City trail; City gives $50K to shelter for people experiencing homelessness

Newscast 10.16.2024: Nebraska Supreme Court affirms felon voting; South Sioux City Council mulling donation to The Warming Shelter; Early voting underway in all 3 Siouxland states; Iowa judicial branch botched court debts

Tim Johnson, of Vermillion, is shown during his time as a U.S. Senator for the state of South Dakota. Johnson died on October 8, 2024, at age 77. (Associated Press)

Newscast 10.9.2024: Former South Dakota senator Tim Johnson dies; Guard members from Nebraska, Iowa help with hurricane recovery; FEMA will close more centers in Northwest Iowa; USD building gets $8M in modernization

Newscast 2.27.2025: Sioux City Schools teachers seeking 3.2% wage hike; Proposals in Nebraska would give free school lunches & in Iowa would change foods available to SNAP recipients

Job Corps in Iowa to close after federal cuts & Iowa Democrats say Medicaid cuts will decimate rural health care

Job Corps in Denison, Iowa to close after federal cuts; Iowa Democrats say Medicaid cuts will decimate rural health care; Vaccination rates in South Dakota are dropping

Splash pads are popular summer recreation items.

Newscast 6.12.2024: South Sioux City aims to add splash pad; Iowa book banning law under judicial appeal; Religious Freedom Act to be celebrated by Omaha Tribe of Nebraska; Poll shows support for South Dakota measure to repeal groceries sales tax

Police in Siouxland work on many law enforcement tasks

Official gives tips to farmers if ICE shows up & Paid parking could be coming to busy Okoboji tourist spots

Some Iowa farmers are wondering how to protect their employees without legal status in the U.S.; paid parking could be coming to busy Okoboji fun spots; Rob Sand campaigning in Iowa; Job Corps programs in Iowa.

Vatican Synod Ends

A three-week gathering of Catholic prelates from around the globe ends after what many say was the most contentious gathering of archbishops in decades.

Long Line To Vote? A Pizza Delivery Service Will Send A Pie To Crowded Polling Places

Hungry poll-goers can now fulfill their civic duty and fill their bellies with the help of Pizza to the Polls, an organization that delivers free, hot pies to crowded voting stations.

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