Video: Little Chicago Deli re-opens in Morningside
Blake Barker, owner of Little Chicago Deli, talks about re-opening in Morningside after closing the restaurant
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State softball preview: Hinton offense follows Dunkel's lead, plus area team capsules
A look at the crop of area state softball tournament qualifiers, highlighted by a look at how Addison Dunkel sets the tone hitting atop the Hinton lineup.
State baseball preview: Koch emerges as two-way star for East, plus area team capsules
A look at the crop of area state baseball tournament qualifiers, highlighted by a look at Callan Koch
Nebraska Democrats outpaced Republicans in 2026 primary turnout
Nebraska Examiner: Democratic voters turned out at a higher rate than Republicans in Nebraska’s primary for the first time in more than 30 years. Here’s what the numbers could mean.
Video: Meet the RAGBRAI rider behind the rock lending library
RAGBRAI cyclist Tyler Boone of Brattleboro, Vermont, operates a rock lending library out of his bike rack. He started by handing out bricks.
Iowa climatologist: El Nino could cause warmest year ever
With potential for a “very strong” El Nino event later this year, the planet could experience the warmest year on record, Iowa State Climatologist Justin Glisan said Friday on Iowa PBS’s “Iowa Press.”
2026 RAGBRAI kicks off from Onawa
RAGBRAI bicyclists pass though Turin and Soldier as the make their way from Onawa to Harlan on the first day of the Register
Speakout: What's the best birthday party you ever had?
Today’s Speakout: What's the best birthday party you ever had? Sound off in the comments below or at www.facebook.com/SiouxCityJournal
On Iowa Politics Podcast: President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against an Iowa pollster
From the most-recent episode of the On Iowa Politics Podcast: As we welcome a new podcaster this week, we’ll also be discussing the latest hearing in President Trump’s lawsuit against
July 16 recap: Siouxland news you may have missed today
During an interview with investigators, court documents stated the defendant admitted entering the victim's house 12 times without permission.
Speakout: What's your fondest RAGBRAI memory?
Today’s Speakout: What's your fondest RAGBRAI memory? Sound off in the comments below or at www.facebook.com/SiouxCityJournal
Moville Area Childcare Center ready to welcome kids in August
With construction complete, the Moville Area Childcare Center is preparing to welcome kids at the beginning of next month. "This center represents more than childcare. It represents investments in our
South Dakota billionaire philanthropist T. Denny Sanford dies at 90
South Dakota’s wealthiest businessman and philanthropist, the billionaire T. Denny Sanford, has died at age 90.
PHOTOS: Salix residents protest proposed data center Saturday
More than a dozen Salix residents gathered outside of city hall on Saturday to protest a proposed data center in the small Woodbury County town. The protest was part of
Salix residents protest data center Saturday morning
More than a dozen Salix residents gathered outside of city hall Saturday morning to protest a proposed data center in the community. The residents wanted to make their community aware
Two US service members killed in Iranian attack in Jordan
Two U.S. service members were killed and another remains missing after Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks struck U.S. and partner forces in Jordan, U.S. Central Command said.
Scenes from the RAGBRAI 2026 Expo in Onawa
Though it was plenty hot, the RAGBAI Day 0 Expo in Onawa, Iowa brought out plenty of riders, support crews, vendors and onlookers on Saturday, July 18. There were visitors
True crime and history lovers, unite: Learn about the ghastly deeds done in Sioux City's downtown
"Downtown Sioux City was the site of many horrific crimes," said the Sioux City Library
Sioux City Explorers enter All-Star break with momentum after back-to-back home series wins
The Explorers (24-28) outhit the Lincoln Saltdogs 11-4 Sunday to take the rubber game of a three-game series at Lewis & Clark Park.
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.
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...