Good morning, Sioux City.

A free, family-friendly trick or treat event will return to the Tyson Events Center (401 Gordon Drive) from 5–7 p.m. on Oct.

29 for local families to enjoy safe evening festivities.

Sioux Honey Association Co-op held a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday for its new 685,000 sqft campus near Sioux Gateway Airport — CEO Kevin Hueser spoke at the event.

Sioux City Community School District is introducing electric buses alongside propane and gasoline models to reduce daily fuel costs—transportation leaders said the mix is keeping operating expenses below last year’s levels even as fuel prices change.

Briar Cliff University has partnered with CNOS Fieldhouse & will use one-third of its space for athletic practices, camps, and academic needs to support its programs.

Sioux City Community School District is holding a special board meeting today at 5:00 p.m. to consider buying the former Casey's gas station next to Loess Hills Elementary on the West Side at a price of $138,300 (the purchase was postponed earlier this month).

Western Iowa Tech Community College received FAA approval for its aviation maintenance program on Tuesday, Sept.

22, clearing the way for students to begin training this fall at the Sioux Gateway Airport hangar.

Morningside University’s Agriculture program will soon receive new tools and equipment from Monona County Farm Bureau for classes and workshops, starting next May.

Students will use updated tools to build benches and picnic tables for the Monona County Fairgrounds.

Hinton Fire and Rescue is facing a volunteer EMT shortage—only one or two EMTs handle most daytime calls—and is hosting an open meeting today at 6 p.m. at its fire station for potential recruits to tour the facility and learn about EMT qualifications.