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WINNEBAGO, Neb. -- In an effort to protect its tribal members against federal immigration agents, the Winnebago Tribal C...
01/24/2025

WINNEBAGO, Neb. -- In an effort to protect its tribal members against federal immigration agents, the Winnebago Tribal Council has approved the issuance of free tribal IDs to all members.

Today's poll: Do you only drink hot chocolate in the winter?
01/24/2025

Today's poll: Do you only drink hot chocolate in the winter?

He is accused of using technology to generate po*******hy in which faces of juveniles and adults were added onto n**e ph...
01/24/2025

He is accused of using technology to generate po*******hy in which faces of juveniles and adults were added onto n**e photos, some of them showing images of people engaged in s*x acts.

The Diocese of Sioux City issued a statement Friday afternoon saying it is praying for the Siouxland immigrant community...
01/24/2025

The Diocese of Sioux City issued a statement Friday afternoon saying it is praying for the Siouxland immigrant community during "challenging times."

Siouxland CARES, which stands for community-wide awareness, resources, education, and support, is a volunteer organizati...
01/24/2025

Siouxland CARES, which stands for community-wide awareness, resources, education, and support, is a volunteer organization aimed at improving quality of life in Siouxland and helping combat youth substance abuse. It

Go back through the history books with us and enjoy a look at the people and equipment that put out the fires of yestery...
01/24/2025

Go back through the history books with us and enjoy a look at the people and equipment that put out the fires of yesteryear in Sioux City.

The 17-year-old is suspected of displaying a handgun while robbing or attempting to rob two people in separate incidents...
01/24/2025

The 17-year-old is suspected of displaying a handgun while robbing or attempting to rob two people in separate incidents that occurred minutes apart.

Reymond Nolasco, 17, is suspected of displaying a handgun while robbing or attempting to rob two people in separate incidents that occurred minutes apart.

This week, The Sioux City Journal's Jared McNett, Des Moines Bureau Chief Maya Marchel Hoff and QCT's Sarah Watson talk ...
01/24/2025

This week, The Sioux City Journal's Jared McNett, Des Moines Bureau Chief Maya Marchel Hoff and QCT's Sarah Watson talk second week legislative updates, a special senate election, and fundraising numbers.

Storm Lake Police Department Chief Chris Cole said Friday morning that his officers will not stop individuals solely to ...
01/24/2025

Storm Lake Police Department Chief Chris Cole said Friday morning that his officers will not stop individuals solely to inquire about their immigration status and they will continue to focus on protecting all members of the community without "bias or undue involvement" in federal immigration enforcement.

Storm Lake Police Department Chief Chris Cole said Friday morning that his officers will not stop individuals solely to inquire about their immigration status and they will continue to focus on protecting all members of the community without "bias or undue involvement" in federal immigration enforce...

From The Journal's Jan. 24 issue: Sioux City Police: 'Sioux City is not a sanctuary city,' not enforcing federal immigra...
01/24/2025

From The Journal's Jan. 24 issue: Sioux City Police: 'Sioux City is not a sanctuary city,' not enforcing federal immigration laws; What to know before you go to the 45th annual Okoboji Winter Games; Columns; Cartoons; Puzzles; and more.

Read through the obituaries published today in Sioux City Journal.
01/24/2025

Read through the obituaries published today in Sioux City Journal.

A Sioux City mental health counselor has pleaded guilty of defrauding a health insurance company and Iowa's Medicaid pro...
01/24/2025

A Sioux City mental health counselor has pleaded guilty of defrauding a health insurance company and Iowa's Medicaid program. She was arrested Sept. 9 after an investigation by the Iowa Insurance Division's Fraud Bureau and the Department of Inspections, Appeals and Licensing's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.

Hecht was arrested Sept. 9 after an investigation by state agencies determined she provided false medical codes on patients' bills to provide additional reimbursement from Aug. 10, 2021, to Nov.

Arnolds Park/Okoboji Fire and Rescue responded to two separate incidents Thursday night where ATVs went into the frigid ...
01/24/2025

Arnolds Park/Okoboji Fire and Rescue responded to two separate incidents Thursday night where ATVs went into the frigid water of Lake Okoboji. With one rescue, a local bystander helped assist. Officials have warned ice conditions are "very strange" this year.

Speakout: What are your favorite winter sports to watch?
01/24/2025

Speakout: What are your favorite winter sports to watch?

If you want to know about even more events happening around the Sioux City area, The Sioux City Journal's Weekender's go...
01/24/2025

If you want to know about even more events happening around the Sioux City area, The Sioux City Journal's Weekender's got you covered.

DEAR ABBY: ... Our check was cashed two days after the wedding, but we never got a thank-you. Three months later, I ran ...
01/24/2025

DEAR ABBY: ... Our check was cashed two days after the wedding, but we never got a thank-you. Three months later, I ran into the bride's mother and asked how the happy couple was doing. I also mentioned that we never received an acknowledgment of our gift.

While the South Sioux City High School wrestling team honored its four senior members on Thursday night, it was mostly u...
01/24/2025

While the South Sioux City High School wrestling team honored its four senior members on Thursday night, it was mostly underclassmen who handled the on-mat work for the Cardinals.

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Owners Kelly and Nickie Quinn talk about their decision to open SoHo Bar & Kitchen in Sioux City's Historic Fourth Street District. The restaurant had been abruptly shuttered by the previous ownership.

Sioux City dinosaur fossil hunters Darren Maurer and Brian Buckmeier talk about their upcoming exhibit at the Sioux City Public Museum. Dinosaur fossils found by the two will be displayed in a "Dinosaurs of the Hell Creek" exhibit that opens on Feb. 1.

Developer Dolf Ivener says "it was the right time to do it" as construction is underway on a strip center at Floyd Boulevard and Blue Drive in Sioux City.

Mike Berkenpas, lead linemen for North West Rural Electric Cooperative in Le Mars, recently returned from a service trip to Guatemala where he helped electrify a village that had previously relied on generators.

A roadside shrine to homicide victim Terri McCauley is shown along 33rd Street west of Trinity Heights in Sioux City. McCauley's body was found near the site on Sept. 27, 1983, and her case was never solved. Thomas Duane Popp was arrested Saturday in Longview, Washington as a suspect in the McCauley's death.

Josh Taylor, nephew of murder victim Terri McCauley speaks during a press conference Monday, Jan. 13, 2025, at the Great Plains Action Society's office in Sioux City. McCauley's body was found on Sept. 27, 1983, and her case was never solved. Thomas Duane Popp was arrested Saturday in Longview, Washington as a suspect in the her death.

Robert Padmore, Sioux City City Manager, announces his retirement during a press conference held Tuesday. Padmore, a 25-year city employee, will retire this spring.

Siouxland Regional Transit System seeks a $12 million federal grant to expand its Sioux City facilities and build a new bus storage facility in Le Mars.

Resident Jennifer Huls says living at The Warming Shelter is better than the streets, and conditions there are better than they previously were.

Attendees of a Discovery Saturday event at the National Music Museum play a Javanese Gamelan which came to Vermillion, S.D., from Java, in 1999.

Daniel Bittinger, newly-elected chair of the Woodbury County Board of Supervisors, says one of his goals is for the board to "have more rural meetings."

John Treacy Egan, Colonel Mustard in the touring production of "Clue," gives Sioux City Journal entertainment editor Bruce Miller no spoilers, but does say that fans of the movie and game will be "completely satisfied" with the stage play.

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