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Sioux City residents have one more day vote on roadway improvements

Sioux City residents have one more day to fill out a survey on what changes they'd like to see on one of Sioux City's most traveled roadways.

Sioux City, IA · 14h

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6th Street Bridge reopened to traffic

The 6th Street Bridge over the Floyd Rier reopened to traffic today, November 9.

Sioux City, IA · 15h

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Bohlke is reinstated as mayor of Westfield

WESTFIELD — Mayor Michael Bohlke is back in his position after allegedly vetoing a council resolution which removed him from office. On Monday, Sept. 21, three members of the council voted to remove Bohlke from office for failure to discharge his duties as mayor. Council members Beth Terpstra, Chad Carlson and Dusty Brunsting voted in favor of removing Bohlke. Councilwoman Nancy Pridie abstained and councilman Mike Tadlock was absent.

Westfield, IA · 3d

The Financial Wire

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Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15

Idaho homeowners who are 65 or older can cut their property tax bill by as much as $1,500, but the application has to arrive between Jan. 1 and April 15. Three other states run their own 2027 programs for older owners: South Dakota freezes assessed value for applicants who file by April 1, Maricopa County... The post Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Idaho · 22h

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NEW BASKETBALL COURT READY FOR HAWKEYE GAMES IN CITY EVENTS CENTER

WHEN THE IOWA HAWKEYES MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM COMES TO SIOUX CITY TUESDAY NIGHT, THEY WILL BE PLAYING ON A BRAND NEW COURT IN THE CITY EVENTS CENTER. THE CITY AND EVENTS CENTER MANAGEMENT OAK VIEW GROUP UNVEILED THE NEW HARDWOOD BASKETBALL COURT MONDAY MORNING. CITY MANAGER MIKE COLLETT SAYS...

Sioux City, IA · 20h

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Siouxland veterans massaged as a part of a nationwide competition

Siouxland veterans left the Stony Creek Hotel in Sioux City relaxed after being participants in a massage therapist competition.

Sioux City, IA · 1d

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SOUTH SIOUX CITY TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING ON TRAIL UPGRADE PROJECT

SOUTH SIOUX CITY WILL HOLD A PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE THIS THURSDAY REGARDING PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CITY’S TRAIL NETWORK. CITY ADMINISTRATOR LANCE HEDQUIST SAYS THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS LOCATED ALONG WEST 25TH STREET, 3RD AVENUE, AND WEST 21ST STREET IN SOUTH SIOUX:. SSCTRAIL1 OC…….A LOOK AT. :20.

South Sioux City, NE · 18h

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EMERGENCY TRAINING EXERCISE AT FEDERAL COURTHOUSE

SIOUX CITY POLICE, SIOUX CITY FIRE RESCUE, AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ARE CONDUCTING JOINT TRAINING EXERCISES UNTIL 4:00 P.M. AT THE SIOUX CITY FEDERAL BUILDING AND U.S. COURTHOUSE LOCATED AT 320 6TH STREET TODAY (MONDAY). RESIDENTS AND MOTORISTS MAY NOTICE AN INCREASED PRESENCE OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL AND FIRST RESPONDER VEHICLES...

Sioux City, IA · 21h

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NCBA National Anthem Contest Finalists Announced

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association has unveiled the three finalists in its 14th annual National Anthem Contest, and public voting is officially open. The contestants vying for the top spot are Sarah Boyle of Cascade, Iowa; Jacee Fuller of Twin Falls, Idaho; and Morgan Higman of North Sioux City, South Dakota—each bringing strong ties to the agricultural community.

Nashville, TN · 1d

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Sioux City Receives $292.4 Million Low Bid for Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

The City of Sioux City received three competitive bids for Phase 1 of the Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility Plan Improvements Project, with the lowest base bid totaling $292.4 million, approximately 10% below the engineer’s construction estimate of $325 million. PKG Contracting, Inc., of Fargo, North Dakota, submitted the lowest...

Sioux City, IA · 1d

The Des Moines Register

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Iowa senator’s quest for votes gets her a chomp from man’s best friend

Many Iowa political candidates go to extraordinary lengths to woo voters. Democratic state Sen. Catelin Drey’s attempt landed her in the ER. Drey of Sioux City, who recently won reelection to state Senate District 1, took herself to the hospital for rabies shots after a dog took a "quarter-sized chunk" out of the back of her left knee while she knocked on voters’ doors on Nov. 2. After three hours in the emergency room, some of which she spent making phone bank calls from the waiting room, and a round of stitches, Drey resumed knocking doors in the rain on the same day − the day before Election Day. “There was no question that as soon as I left the emergency room, that's what I was going to do," Drey told the Register. "I said 'I need this to be as flexible as possible because I will be out knocking all day tomorrow.'” “They got me patched up and I went back on my way,” she said. Drey handily won reelection, beating her Republican opponent Christopher Prosch by nearly 15 percentage points, according to unofficial results from the Iowa Secretary of State's office. She was one of many Iowa legislative

Iowa · 3d

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WWII sailor who died in a prison camp returns to Iowa to be buried

An Iowa soldier who became a prisoner of war and died in a prison camp during World War II has returned to Iowa 83 years later to be laid to rest. Robert Shove was born in Cherokee in 1922 and grew up in Sioux City. He enlisted in the Navy in 1940 when he was 18. Shove served aboard the USS Canopus, a submarine tender stationed in the Philippines, according to the Navy. He began as a seaman second class upon boarding the ship, but climbed to the rank of fireman second class. His job was to fight fires, perform rescues and stand watch. He was on the job, stationed in the Cavite Navy Yard in the Philippines, when Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Ten days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese forces began raiding U.S. Army installations on Luzon, the largest island of the Philippines. The sailors aboard the USS Canopus "worked tirelessly to aid other ships damaged in frequent Japanese bombing raids," according to a news release from the Navy. No reinforcements came to their aid. The USS Canopus was bombed on Dec. 29, 1941, and Jan. 1, 1942, yet the sailors resisted

Sioux City, IA · 1d

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New additions in Riverpoint unveiled in ribbon cutting

Norfolk city leaders and community partners gathered on Norfolk Avenue Friday for the ribbon cutting of the “Illuminate the River Point” project featuring festoon lighting and an archway sign. Mayor Shane Clausen told News Talk WJAG the project had many more people involved than those within the city’s government.

Norfolk, NE · 3d

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Our Picks For 4 Nebraska Drive-In Theaters Still Showing Movies Under The Stars

One Nebraska drive-in has been flipping on its projector since July 31, 1952. Its very first feature was a western called Cripple Creek. That screen is still lighting up summer nights more than 70 years later. The newer crowd is just as fun. One spot added a second screen in...

Nebraska · 1d

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Norfolk's economic development director urges consumers to buy local

Norfolk’s economic development director is urging Northeast Nebraskans to buy local. With the holiday season upon us, Melissa Garcia is asking shoppers to give local businesses a try. "Every time we invest in them, there's a ripple effect to that benefit," Garcia said. "So, if you think about where...

Norfolk, NE · 18h

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Norfolk cuts ribbon on Illuminate the River Point project

NORFOLK, Neb. — Another stage of Norfolk’s efforts to beautify its downtown area is complete. City leaders celebrated a ribbon cutting for the Illuminate the River Point project on Friday. The project includes the gateway arch and decorative festoon lighting. The project cost was $1.21 million. A Civic and Community Center Financing Fund grant from the state covered nearly all the expense, with the remaining $85,000 coming from Norfolk Vehicle Parking District matching funds.

Norfolk, NE · 3d

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Board Issues a Policy Statement on Rail Preemption

WASHINGTON — The Surface Transportation Board has placed a policy statement on public inspection for the Federal Register of November 9, 2026. The document is Docket No. EP 791, “Policy Statement on Jurisdiction and Preemption Under the ICC Termination Act,” FR Doc. 2026-22811. It becomes final on November 9. The statement gives an overview of existing precedent on Board jurisdiction over transportation by rail carriers, and on preemption of conflicting state and federal laws under the ICC Termination Act, 49 U.S.C. 10501. It is meant as one place for concise explanations. It is not a set of new binding case holdings.

Norfolk, NE · 3d

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Traffic switch scheduled for highway 275 in Stanton County

Traffic on Highway 275 will be shifted to newly constructed lanes the week of Monday, Nov. 9, weather permitting. The switch will take place along an 11-mile stretch of highway extending from near the Highway 57 junction to about a mile and a half east of the Highway 15 North junction, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

Stanton County, NE · 3d

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Downtown Norfolk Street Closures Planned for Holiday Light Installation

NORFOLK, Neb. — The City of Norfolk Parks and Recreation Department will temporarily close sections of Norfolk Avenue in Downtown Norfolk during the week of November 9 to install holiday lights. Work will begin at 5 a.m. each day, with crews working their way from First Street to Sixth...

Norfolk, NE · 4d

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Nitrates in Siouxland’s tap water: a science experiement

Nitrates in drinking water have been a growing concern across the state of Iowa, bringing water quality to the forefront of many people's minds.

Siouxland, IA · 5d