Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 25th of August.
Good morning, Sioux City.
Siouxland Splash water park’s major construction is finished (final painting and landscaping remain before state inspections).
The park, designed for all ages, will feature a swim-up bar, kids play structure, and a 50-foot slide and is planning future expansion with a wave pool and slides.
Jay VanWert, a soon-to-be 90-year-old Hampton resident who has spent 85 years at the Iowa State Fair, recalled his early days in 1937 and described changes in food and traditions.
His reflections capture the fair’s evolution and offer a window into Iowa’s farming heritage.
Students returned Monday, Aug.
24 to classes at North Middle School as interim superintendent Jim Vanderloo focused on building trust among students, parents and staff while leading through his interim term until June 30, 2027.
Sioux City Community School District defends its longstanding school resource officer program after an ACLU report raised concerns about student safety.
Officer William Troy Hooks starts his third year at North Middle School, building strong student relationships and offering support on sports.
Sioux City high school football coaches express both excitement and nervousness as Week 1 kicks off this week.
They expect Friday night games to bring energy — a chance to build team spirit — among local teams.
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