Good morning, Sioux City.

Significant events in Siouxland in 2024 included historic floods devastating communities, the conviction of Jason Jones on multiple charges including first-degree murder, and community support preventing the closure of Sioux City's Warming Shelter.

The Diving Elk wins the 2024 Holiday Storefront Decorating Competition in Sioux City, earning a $500 donation for Noah's Hope Animal Rescue.

The first floor meeting room of the old Woodbury County Board of Supervisors office was dedicated to Dennis Butler, the county's long-serving finance director who passed away from cancer.

Sioux City council members visited Yamanashi City, Japan, to celebrate 20 years of sister city relations and explore future collaborations and cultural exchanges.

Sioux City police are requesting public assistance to locate a 4-foot-tall metal chicken statue stolen from West 26th Street.

Six individuals were arrested in Sioux County, Iowa, as a result of a collaborative investigation into drug and weapon trafficking.

Sioux City Community Schools are enhancing elementary education with the 'Benchmark' program, focusing on literacy, social studies, and science through content-based instruction, leading to noticeable improvements in student learning.

Siouxlanders fondly recall former President Jimmy Carter's approachability, charisma, and integrity, emphasizing his humanitarian efforts and significant influence on Iowa's caucus tradition.

Mark Nahra is retiring as Woodbury County Engineer after 16 years, with Laura Sievers appointed as his replacement.

Ginger Billy: Comedic Insights from a Country Perspective

Ginger Billy, a popular tattooed comedian and former respiratory therapist, shares humorous stories about his life in South Carolina during a live performance.

Piano Recital by Ross Mosier

Experience a captivating performance by pianist Ross Mosier at Morningside University's Eppley Auditorium.