Good morning, Sioux City.

Jensen Subaru donated nearly $13,000 to Sunnybrook Hope Center’s food pantry Tuesday morning as part of Subaru’s Share the Love campaign.

The contribution is expected to create about 65,000 meals for local families using the pantry at 5601 Sunnybrook Drive.

Retired Sioux City veteran Col. John Mansfield is honored at the ongoing Purple Heart Patriot Project in New York City where veterans visit memorials along Manhattan’s Riverfront.

The event started Monday, April 27 and runs until May 1.

A recent report gives a behind-the-scenes look inside North Sioux City's cannabis dispensaries and a marijuana grow site (the shops have thrived since South Dakota legalized medicinal marijuana years ago).

The feature reveals how local facilities operate to serve patients.

Monday, April 27, the Iowa House passed a right-to-repair bill that lets farmers access parts and tools to fix their own equipment at fair prices - a measure supported by bipartisan votes that now awaits Senate review before it could become law.

Siouxland business and community leaders returned from Washington, D.C. after lobbying on April 22 and 23 for runway improvements at Sioux Gateway Airport.

The House Committee approved $38.5 million in partial funding, and local leaders plan to secure the full $220 million needed.

Banda Machos with Banda Renovacion

9 PM - 2 AM — El Ranchito Restaurant & Bar — Ticket prices vary — Experience an unforgettable night of regional music with Banda Machos and ‘El Jerry’ Gerardo Coronel.

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Record Show

12-5 p.m. — Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City — Free admission — Discover and collect records, CDs, and DVDs across various music genres for every budget.