Good morning, Sioux City.

Visitors can ride trains and enjoy a trunk-or-treat (free sweets) during the Railroad Museum’s two-day Halloween event, which also features costumed characters and family friendly activities that promise fun for goblins of all ages.

Sioux City Public Museum will hold a 90-minute cemetery tour at Logan Park Cemetery on Saturday, Oct.

24 at 10 a.m. It will host Day of the Dead events with Latin dance on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. + a celebration on Nov. 1 from 1 to 4 p.m.

Sioux City Public Museum will host Día de los Muertos activities to honor deceased loved ones through traditional rituals, food & festivities.

The event will offer community members a chance to engage with Mexican cultural traditions.

Ninety Bryant Elementary students toured the Career Academy and Sioux City Public Museum on Thursday, Oct.

15 to explore future career paths. Coordinator Alexander Lucero said the event shows how programs help prepare them for college — pathways to achieving their goals.

South Sioux City's Community School District will hold a $95M bond vote on Nov.

3 to add a K-4 elementary school, a 5-6 intermediate school, and secure entrances after a tour of 62-year-old Lewis and Clark Elementary highlighted safety concerns (informational meeting is set for Oct. 29 at Covington Elementary).

UnityPoint Health held a pop-up innovation lab on Oct.

15 downtown to let team members test equipment and brainstorm solutions with engineers. One team member, Amy Becker, invented a shield to keep a medication scanner stable.