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Sioux City Schools approved the sale of the third Career Academy project house to KBA Investments, LLC for $107,000.

The sale adds another asset to support the district's educational initiatives.

A water main project replacing a 75-year-old pipe on Nebraska Street has disrupted traffic and reduced customer visits for local businesses since July, and crews plan to complete the first phase within about two weeks.

The 185-day project, now on day 36 and continuing into 2027, has limited parking and forced detours around downtown.

Dordt University launched a generative AI pilot program this fall offering campus-wide access to advanced tools for students, faculty and staff to learn responsible AI use (including classroom and community conversations).

Students and community members gathered at West Monona High School for a 25th anniversary 9/11 Remembrance Program where veterans and first responders shared firsthand accounts to help those who did not live through the events learn from history.

The ceremony underscored the importance of community unity and memory.

Sioux City School Board voted 6-1 on Wednesday, Sept.

9 to hire Portage Partners Consulting for $68,900 to facilitate its new building advisory committee for improved school planning.

A portion of Hoeven Drive will close for street resurfacing beginning Sept.

15 in Sioux City.

Governor Reynolds recognized Fellowship Village by presenting its Award for Quality Care at the Sanford-operated nursing home in Inwood, honoring the dedicated staff for providing 24/7 care over 40+ years.

Governor Reynolds ordered flags to be flown at half-staff today from sunrise to sunset to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11; state buildings, grounds, and facilities are following suit with schools, businesses, and individuals encouraged to join.