UPDATED: Shell casings matched Rogers' gun, bullets were inconclusive
UPDATED: Shell casings matched Rogers' gun, bullets were inconclusive
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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."
MINI: Wonder if people who support homeless get upset when a dog poops in their yard
THE MINI: Many of my friends and neighbors (who do not operate a downtown business) express their support of the Sioux City homeless and the homeless shelter when Sioux City
From the Journal archives | 1976: Police here nab six in shooting of AIM leader
From May 1976: Sioux City police apprehended six men during a mid-morning raid Wednesday in connection with the shooting of American Indian Movement leader Russell Means.
Orange City's 85th Tulip Festival blossoms with Windmill Park innovations
White and red tulips were in full bloom at Windmill Park a few days prior to the start of the 85th Orange City Tulip Festival, which will take place Thursday through Saturday in the Sioux County community. N...
DEAR ABBY: Husband's friend has shown himself to be a cheater
DEAR ABBY: I'm engaged to a wonderful man. We are incredibly happy, and I cannot wait for our life together to begin. There's just one problem — his best friend, "Joey." Joey is wonderful to my fiance and...
Five questions with ... Bruce Brock on the art and science of auctioneering
The 75-year-old Le Mars auctioneer, among the most famous of his kind in Iowa, doesn
All-GPAC baseball: Briar Cliff's Marquardt named Player of the Year, M'side's Perez top freshman
Briar Cliff's Cade Marquardt parlayed a season that saw him claim the Great Plains Athletic Conference Player of the Year award into a camp invitation with the Sioux City Explorers.
Lance Ehmcke resigns from Sioux City school board due to health
Lance Ehmcke has resigned from the Sioux City school board due to health concerns effective immediately.
Sioux City Schools staff speak in support of Jim Vanderloo being next superintendent
Sioux City Schools administrators and teachers on Monday asked the school board to select Jim Vanderloo as the district’s next superintendent.
Sioux City Council approves final reading of sewer rate increase for sister cities
The council approved the third and final reading of an ordinance that will increase sewer rates for metro sister cities by 27.4%.
Check your tickets: $100,000-a-year lotto ticket sold in Sac City Friday
The Iowa Lottery announced Monday that someone purchased a ticket that won the Millionaire For Life game in Friday
'30,000 of our best friends': Nebraska closes best home season since 1980 with sweep of Iowa
Nebraska baseball completed its best regular-season home showing in nearly half a century with a familiar result — another win.
USD softball headed to 1st NCAA tournament; Coyotes face top-seed Nebraska Friday
For the first time in their Division I history, South Dakota is headed to the NCAA tournament. The Coyotes, who defeated No. 1 seed Omaha 2-1 on Saturday in a
Council approves 2 items for Big Sioux Pedestrian Bridge project
Located just north of Interstate 29 and built over the Big Sioux River, the bridge links Sioux City and Dakota Dunes
Morningside, Dordt post shutouts to advance in NAIA softball tournament
Hurlers for each GPAC team recorded complete-game shutouts as NAIA regional play kicked off.
From the Journal archives | 1951: Nebraskan dies in Korea battle
From May 1951: Pvt. Gerard Raymond Burbach, 23, the first man to be drafted in Cedar County, Neb., after the outbreak of the Korean War, died of wounds received in