Reaching new heights: Trinity Heights stands as testament to founders' determination
The dream of the Rev. Harold Cooper to place a statue of Mary in the Midwest is what inspired Trinity Heights and has progressed beyond what the father could have
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Vehicle crashes into chapel at Trinity Heights in Sioux City
Trinity Heights, an inspirational destination that blends art, nature and the teachings of Christianity, is perched atop a hill at 33rd Street and Outer Drive.
New chapel brings historic look to Trinity Heights
The newest addition to Trinity Heights, once complete, easily could be mistaken to be its oldest. Rising on the east side of the site of religious shrines and statues is
Speakout: What's the first computer you remember owning?
Today’s Speakout: What's the first computer you remember owning? Sound off in the comments below or at www.facebook.com/SiouxCityJournal
Today's poll: Do you enjoy John Candy movies?
Tom Munson, Archives Manager at the Sioux City Public Museum, talks about the history of the Wetmore Building in Sioux City and why he feels it deserved to be saved.
May 28 recap: Siouxland news you may have missed today
Here is where reporter Ben Hutchens thinks the two toughest aspects of Iowa State's 2026 football schedule are.
Nearly all Great American State Fair acts drop out
Several artists who were scheduled to perform at the Great American State Fair, an event tied to US President Donald Trump’s America 250 celebrations, have withdrawn. Freedom 250 had recently announced the...
Photos: 2026 Sioux City West High School graduation ceremony
Sioux City West High School holds graduation ceremonies Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at the Tyson Events Center.
Jury finds Sioux City man guilty of sexually abusing girl
At the conclusion of a three-day trial in Woodbury County District Court, jurors Thursday found Jourdain St Cyr, 41, guilty as charged of one count of second-degree sexual abuse. Sentencing
Trump endorses Feenstra in Iowa GOP governor's race
President Donald Trump announced Friday afternoon that Randy Feenstra, a Republican candidate for governor, has his "complete and total endorsement to be the next governor of Iowa."
Boys high school soccer: Heelan clinches 4th straight state tourney berth by beating Perry
For senior Chris Pena, getting to the state tournament with his Bishop Heelan boys' soccer team keeps getting better.
Video: Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel opens
Terry Hegarty, Executive Director of Trinity Heights, talks about the opening of the shrine
Sioux City's Pride to celebrate community during an all-day festival
SUX Pride has expanded to include more than 70 different vendors. SUX Pride president Brian Meland said this year
Trinity Heights' newest addition comes with old-world feel
Terry Hegarty, Executive Director of Trinity Heights, talks about the opening of the shrine's Queen of Peace Chapel.
Union County Sheriff Jim Prouty faces challenge from Presley Helm in Republican primary
In his campaign for his first, four-year term, Prouty is pointing to his past service and experience running the sheriff
UPDATED: Shell casings matched Rogers' gun, bullets were inconclusive
UPDATED: Shell casings matched Rogers' gun, bullets were inconclusive
Dickinson County receives $387K grant for nature playscape
Dickinson County receives $387K grant for nature playscape
IEDA awards $1.3M in tax credits for Milford manufacturing plant; $387K for Okoboji playscape
IEDA awards $1.3M in tax credits for Milford manufacturing plant; $387K for Okoboji playscape
Lawmakers tout passage of U.S. House bill with $38.5M for Sioux Gateway upgrades to aid 185th Refueling Wing
Lawmakers tout passage of U.S. House bill with $38.5M for Sioux Gateway upgrades to aid 185th Refueling Wing
Whiting woman sentenced to 50 years in prison for killing boyfriend
Whiting woman sentenced to 50 years in prison for killing boyfriend
Sergeant Bluff mayor charged with OWI Monday night
Sergeant Bluff Mayor Ron Hanson was arrested and charged with an OWI Monday night.
The Journal's Overheard in the News for May 12, 2026
"The city has received numerous complaints and observed growing frustration on local social media about mini-bikes being operated on our streets and sidewalks."
Applications being accepted for Young Ambassadors program
SIOUX CITY -- The Sioux City Mayor's Youth Commission is accepting applications for its Young Ambassadors program that honors students who have displayed good character and/or exceptional leadership inside o...
From the Journal archives | 2001: Siouxland motorists unload complaints about trains
From May 2001: Sioux City people have had plenty of time to speak while sitting at a railroad crossing waiting for a train to pass. "The railroads answer to nobody."