Good morning, Sioux City.

Nearly 60 people from 17 countries were naturalized last Friday at Western Iowa Tech Community College — a first for a community college campus event in Iowa State History, and new citizens can now register to vote with help from the League of Women Voters.

On Friday, Sept. 18, downtown parking spaces at 4th and Jones Street became pop-ups with art workshops + games hosted by 15 local groups reimagining the space as community hubs ahead of Restaurant Week from Sept.

27 to Oct. 3.

CAASA lost nearly $100K state funding for Woodbury, Plymouth, and Monona counties and will stop taking new clients and close its Pierce Street office (in Sioux City) Sept.

30 as survivors are sent to Safe Place or remain with CAASA while it serves 16 other counties.

Iowa Health and Human Services said there are 38 confirmed measles cases in Iowa since Aug.

16 (only two are vaccinated). Wisconsin officials confirmed two cases in Vernon County; vaccination clinics in Dubuque and Dyersville are hosting events to curtail the outbreak.