Iowa’s Journey Houston using All-Freshman snub as motivation ahead of year two with Hawkeyes
Journey Houston turned a late-season opportunity into momentum. Now the Iowa sophomore is using an All-Freshman snub as motivation for Year 2.
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Third annual bluegrass fest bringing River-Cade back to the Mighty Mo
The River-Cade Roots & Bluegrass Riverfront Music Festival has taken on more significance since it allows River-Cade to be along the Missouri River. The third-annual festival will feature musical acts
4 staff members at Nebraska State Penitentiary assaulted
Lincoln Journal Star: One of the staff members sustained a serious injury that required medical treatment, including stitches for a facial laceration.
Nebraska won its Perkins canal OK in 1926. Why wasn’t it built?
North Platte Telegraph: Nebraska’s 96-year delay before seriously moving to build the Perkins County Canal largely remains a mystery, though a 1937 state report before World War II recommended finishing
On Iowa Politics Podcast: America 250 Edition
As we celebrate the semiquincentennial we’ll also discuss RFK Jr.’s overtures to Iowa Libertarians, national Democrats threatening penalties for potential primary rebels, and Sen. Chuck Grassley’s visi...
Heelan's LaFavor taken in the 10th round of MLB Draft by Boston Red Sox
On Friday, Kaleb LaFavor helped the Bishop Heelan High School baseball team to a Class 3A substate quarterfinal win. On Sunday, he became a professional baseball player.
Mark Story: Why corporate logos on Kentucky Wildcats jerseys shouldn’t bother you
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Pope likes to refer to the Kentucky Wildcats jersey as “a sacred piece of cloth.” Starting with the 2026-27 school year, that UK sports vestment could,
July 9 recap: Siouxland news you may have missed today
A special election will be held Aug. 18 to fill a vacancy on the Salix City Council.
Speakout: What do you make of the Salix City Council voting to draft a data center moratorium?
Today’s Speakout: What do you make of the Salix City Council voting to draft a data center moratorium?
Baseball 2026 postseason brackets and schedule
2026 Iowa high school baseball postseason brackets for Classes 1A-4A are set, with first rounds in early July and state tournament play July 20-24.
High school baseball: East moves to substate final after running away with win over West
Whatever adjustments the East High baseball made its second time through its lineup against West High on Friday, it worked as as the Black Raiders moved into the Class 4A
The incredible story of how a Dordt college professor wrote a book about surviving death
The incredible story of how a college professor wrote a book about surviving death
North Sioux artist donates dinosaur sculpture to community library
Jesse Henley has been an artist his whole life, so when the North Sioux City Community Library approached him about creating something for their summer reading program, he was excited
MINI: Highway 75 speed limits don't make sense
THE MINI: So the new speed limit on most two-lane state highways and rural paved roads in Iowa was raised from 55 to 60 mph and the speed limit was
From the Journal archives | 1926: Brave robin defends nest from Sioux City squirrel
In July 1926, a robin fought back valiantly when a squirrel threatened its nest in Sioux City. The Journal carried a full report of the incident.
Last year, Kai Thai won the Food Truck Battle Royale. Will they do it again this year?
Last year, Kai Thai won the Food Truck Battle Royale. Will they do it again this year?
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Content by Siouxland Community Health Center. Find rewarding healthcare career opportunities at Siouxland Community Health Center.
Sioux City's Saturday in the Park festival to coincide with 4th of July for 1st time in 11 years
A promotional video provided by Fantasy Drone Shows. The Norfolk, Nebraska, company will present a drone show at the conclusion of the Saturday in the Park music festival on July 4.
Off-road utility vehicle ordinance on Sioux City Council agenda
SIOUX CITY -- The Sioux City Council will discuss amending the city's traffic code Monday to allow off-road utility vehicles, which are commonly known as UTVs or side-by-sides, to be driven on certain city s...
From the Journal archives | 1901: Fire takes three homes in Sioux City
On July 3, 1901, a massive blaze consumed three homes in Sioux City. Newspapers at the time commonly printed drawings of news events, rather than photos, and The Journal sent
From the Journal archives | 1926: Pension boost for Sioux City's Civil War vets
From July 1926: Thousands of dollars more each year will be paid to Sioux Cityans, veterans of the Civil War and widows of veterans of that war, it was said
From the Journal archives | 1951: Lutheran speaker warns of 'distressing lack of moral strength'
From July 1951: A "distressing lack of moral strength" is behind "almost every great problem," and the only hope of the world is religious faith, Rev. Armin C. Oldsen, Lutheran
OTHER VOICES: Avoid letting political candidates mislead you
Other Voices: Critical voting isn’t passive or partisan. Often, the choice isn’t right or left, it’s right or wrong. Some politicians crave “low interest voters,” who’ll be swayed by one
From the Journal archives | 1976: Great-granddaughter of War Eagle visits
In July 1976, Mrs. Ethel Bruguier Gates, 87-year-old great-granddaughter of Chief War Eagle, paid a visit to Sioux City to see the then-new War Eagle Monument.