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American Heart Association/sioux Falls
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Lamb Theatre presents 'Deathtrap,' a sardonically twisted play-within-a-play
Playwright Sidney Bruhl (Russ Gifford) has an intriguing way to remedy a bad case of writer
The Sioux City Journal's 2025-2026 Large School All-Area Boys Basketball Team
The 2025-26 Large School All-Area Boys Basketball team is led by Player of the Year Jaidyn Coon, a senior from Storm Lake. Also featured on the first team are players
Embassy Healthcare Community/ Sgt Bluff
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Storm Lake's Jaidyn Coon is Sioux City Journal Large School Player of the Year
Storm Lake plays ADM in Class 3A semifinal-round action of the Iowa boys basketball tournament played Wednesday, March 11, 2026, in Des Moines. Storm Lake lost the game 72-70 in two overtime periods.
Farm Bureau Financial Services - Steve Cloud
I'm Steve Cloud, a Farm Bureau Financial Services agent in Sioux City. I'm here to make insurance simple for you.
Sioux City man charged with assaulting dog
The alleged victim and witnesses told police Hamilton had assaulted the victim
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Dixie Gors/united Real Estate Solutions
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Troy Dannen said Wednesday the Memorial Stadium troughs are likely to become memorabilia while the Husker baseball and softball teams will get new clubhouses.
Correctionville display celebrates unique archaeological find
The significance of the findings was not lost on local residents, who saw the educational possibilities of the site as an opportunity to attract visitors to Correctionville and the Little
Man suspected in Sioux City shooting faces federal gun charge
Joshua Green, 27, of Sioux City, was indicted April 16 on single counts of possession of a firearm by a felon and distribution of controlled substances. He pleaded not guilty
Moville woman surpasses 100-gallon blood donation mark
Every two months, more often if donating platelets or plasma, for years, Hopp has faithfully come to the blood center, stretched out her arm and filled one of those plastic
Sioux City Purple Heart recipient honored to meet other wounded vets
Col. John Mansfield (ret.) recounts one of the injuries he received while serving in the Vietnam War. Mansfield will represent Iowa in the Purple Heart Patriot Project ceremonies in New York later this month.
Song about 8-year-old hits high note with Le Mars family
Mason, who has a prosthetic lower left leg, wrote and illustrated a story titled "My Little Leg and My Life." Through the Sing Me a Song Foundation, his story was
Children summer food program to begin June 1
Sioux City Community School District food service director Rich Luze said free meals will be available, Monday through Friday, for children, ages 1 - 18, through the summer food program beginning June 1.
Dora Jung set to become Catholic Schools superintendent, James Murray to serve as interim
Dora Jung is set to become the superintendent of the Sioux City Catholic Schools. James Murray has been hired as the interim superintendent for the Sioux Catholic Schools and will
Ex-911 director sues Union County, sheriff for sex discrimination
"There was no reason given to Beatty at that time why she was being terminated. However, Beatty has now learned that the county cited to her
Federal jury finds Sioux City man guilty of selling meth
Shelton Lapointe, 36, was convicted of one count of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and aiding and abetting another to do so.
Gateway co-founder Ted Waitt testifies about Epstein case before House committee
Billionaire Gateway co-founder Ted Waitt, a Sioux City native, testified Thursday before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee about his yearslong relationship with Ghislaine Maxwell, a convict...
Is Sioux City's Warming Shelter a 'nuisance' for crime? Councilman wants city to take action
SIOUX CITY — Sioux City Councilman Rick Bertrand wants the city to look into the possibility of designating the Warming Shelter as a "specified crime property."