Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of April.
Good morning, Sioux City.
A man fell asleep while driving and crashed his Jeep into a Sioux City restaurant, with nearly the entire vehicle landing inside the building, Community Policing Sgt. Tom Gill said.
Sioux City mental health counselor Hecht received probation after investigators found he created 261 false records by entering fake data and submitting fraudulent claims for 12 Foundations Mental Health Center patients + his actions were linked to theft and fraud.
On Monday night, the Sioux City Community School District approved union-negotiated wage increases for teachers and staff — the decision came after contract talks with the union.
Iowa Lieutenant Governor Chris Cournoyer from LeClaire filed paperwork to run for state auditor in 2026.
Her move comes after she kept a low profile since taking office in December—clarifying her planned political direction as others focus on a governor race.
City council members in North Sioux City are reviewing two three-year flood protection proposals for McCook Lake led by Stockwell Engineers and are planning a homeowner recovery fund to help residents affected by the June 2024 flooding—officials are collecting community feedback on updating the outdated flood plan. The South Dakota Supreme Court is set to hear arguments today regarding a planned canal project by Mike Chicoine, which the McCook Lake Association challenges over water rights permit issues.
Sioux City council approved a new fee structure for the marina that will raise rates by about 10% on dock, slip, and rental fees when it opens—a change from 2023 rates.
Cleanup and silt removal have begun this spring at the site.
Sioux City Council approved a 10% increase in marina slip and lift rental fees to cover inflation—F3 Marina will manage the site as the reopening is set for Memorial Day weekend.
The council also authorized a license plate reader on Old Lakeport Road to support Sergeant Bluff law enforcement efforts.
Midwest 8-Ball Championships
April 30 - May 4 — Siouxland Expo Center — Entry fees apply — Compete in thrilling pool matches at the regional championship event.
Opening Reception for Craig Albright: Chasing Light
5-7 p.m. — Sioux City Art Center — Free entry — Explore the poetic landscapes of Craig Albright's first solo exhibition featuring new and recent works.
Discrepancies Live Performance
7-11 p.m. — The Marquee — $20 cover — Experience the explosive sound of the Rap Rock band Discrepancies as they light up the night.
Church History in One Easy Lesson
2:00 p.m. — Betty Strong Encounter Center — Free entry — Explore the intriguing journey of Christianity with Dr. Bruce Forbes' engaging presentation and visual illustrations.
Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations
7:30-9 p.m. — Sioux City Orpheum — Ticket prices vary — Experience a Tony Award-winning musical that celebrates the legendary Motown group, The Temptations.
Northwest Iowa Reading Association K-6 Writing Contest Awards
7:00 p.m. — Western Iowa Tech Community College — Free entry — Celebrate the creativity of young writers at the annual award ceremony recognizing contest winners from the Northwest Iowa Reading Association.
BLINK Art Exhibition by Tracie Tuttle
7-10 p.m. — Vangarde Arts — Free entry — Experience an abstract glimpse into the human experience through Tracie Tuttle's vibrant acrylic paintings.
Red Dirt Road Concert
9 PM – 3 AM — Doxx Bar — Free entry — Experience the Midwest's premier country and rock show with great musicianship and exciting light displays.
Fur the Love of Golf Tournament
11 a.m.–4:30 p.m. — Covington Links Golf Course — $320 per team — Enjoy a day of golf while supporting local pets in need with prizes and raffles.
5678 Dance Studio Recital 2025
12:30-2:00 p.m. — Sioux City Orpheum — Cost info not provided — Enjoy a delightful showcase of local dance talent at the annual recital.
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