Good morning, Sioux City.

On Friday, Oct. 16, Bill Follon and his family received $5,200 in Hy-Vee gift cards plus volunteers from Farm Rescue helped finish their harvest in Clay County as they faced health challenges.

Bomgaars announced the PRCA Rodeo is returning to Tyson for locals to enjoy professional rodeo competitions.

More details on dates and activities will be released soon + keep an eye on local updates.

On Monday, Oct. 19, a Murphy USA station on Floyd Blvd near Walmart had no gas as its sign apologized for the shortage—Casey's also faced a similar issue on Sunday due to a shipment delay.

Deer hunters benefit from cooler, drier weather as the muzzleloader season begins Saturday in select western counties with antlered-only quotas.

The Iowa DNR survey shows a 20% decline in white-tailed deer statewide, though harvested crop fields may improve conditions for the season.

IDOT will implement intermittent closures on I-29 near Sergeant Bluff to allow workers to place beams for a new interchange, located 2.5 miles south of Woodbury County Road D-38 (Exit 141).

Morningside University withdrew its bid to buy Lewis Pool + park for $350,000, citing challenges with demolition and infrastructure and a need to focus on campus projects.

City officials said they will paint the pool and prepare it for a next summer opening.

A Sioux City 5-year-old battling seizures now enjoys Saturday nights at Park Jefferson Speedway as her mother launches ZM Racing to raise $55,000 by Christmas for a wheelchair-accessible van that lifts 50 lbs—extra funds will support Omaha’s pediatric care.

The campaign celebrates inclusion and helps her live fully.