According to a social media post by the South Dakota High School Rodeo Association, Brigg Price, a student from Faith, was in a horse accident. The post says Price was airlifted to Bismarck, North Dakota.

CHANCELLOR, S.D. (KELO) — A tractor is a total loss after a fire in Turner County over the weekend. The Chancellor Community Fire Department says it happened northwest of town just before 10 o’clock Saturday night. As crews were on their way to the scene, officials say smoke and flames could be seen from over […]

DES MOINES, Iowa (KCAU) — Polk County authorities are continuing the search for a man who fell off a boat into Saylorville Lake yesterday and did not resurface. Authorities received multiple 9-1-1 calls around 5 p.m. Monday evening and the Polk County Sheriff’s Office responded along with multiple other agencies. Authorities were unable to find […]

The bill makes sweeping changes authorizing the growth, manufacturing and lawful sale of cannabis products.

DES MOINES, Iowa (WHO) — A new driver learned an expensive lesson on Monday afternoon at Water Works Park in Des Moines. Des Moines Police and Fire were called out to the park after a car left the road and went into a pond. Everyone in the vehicle made it out safe and the vehicle […]

Early mornings at the new Oceti Sakowin Community Academy are a joyous time for the roughly 28 kindergartners who attend and the two staff members who teach them.

SIOUX CENTER, Iowa (KELO) — Authorities in Sioux County, Iowa are asking for the public’s help in solving a gunshot investigation. The sheriff’s office says it happened at a home north of Sioux Center just after 6:30 Thursday night. The homeowner says a bullet was shot through a window and hit a cabinet inside the […]

The event starts with the playing of reveille and the presenting of the colors ending with taps being played by the bugle.

SIOUX CITY, IOWA (KCAU) – The Dakota Valley Panthers defeated PG/DC/WL in the SDHSBA Class B state quarterfinal round. DV advances to the semifinals against Tea Area on Tuesday at noon.

SIOUX CITY, IOWA (KCAU) – The Sioux City Explorers have started the season on the right foot, as they are currently a game ahead of Fargo-Moorhead for first place in the West Division while being only one of two teams in the entire league to have double digit wins, with one of the X’s impact […]

SIOUX CITY, IOWA (KCAU) – After the dust settled in the IGHSAU Soccer Regionals, only two local teams remain in contention. One of those squads is the Spencer Tigers, who are led by the state’s leading goal scorer. Tigers sophomore Addison Hoben leads the state in scoring, as she is the only player to register […]

SIOUX CITY, IOWA (KCAU) – The Iowa Hawkeyes baseball team will be headed to the NCAA Tournament. The team earned the #2 seed in the Terre Haute Regional. This is the sixth appearance in the NCAA Tournament for the Hawkeyes. Iowa earned an at-large bid after finishing as the runner-up in the Big Ten tournament […]

Roughly 4,000 flags were placed on the graves of fallen soldiers.

This year marks the 58th annual Avenue of Flags in Le Mars. 1,458 flags were posted on the grounds.

In the hopes of securing more bus drivers the Sioux City Community School District is hosting a hiring event next week to allow those interested to explore their options.

Two teen drivers - one of whom appears to have driving in the wrong lane - ran a stop sign and simultaneously hit another vehicle, killing a Waterloo woman in Iowa City on Saturday.

SUMMER DEPRESSION IS A MENTAL HEALTH DISORDER YOU CAN MANAGE BY PREPARING AHEAD AND PRACTICING SELF-CARE. IN THIS ARTICLE: Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a mental condition many people associate with the winter months, but it also happens during the summer. SAD is a type of depression occurring as the seasons change. Longer days, planning […]

Rescue efforts after the Landmark building, an apartment building, collapsed in Davenport yesterday have now become recovery efforts.

The true crime genre has helped bring renewed attention to cold cases and unsolved investigations.

Congress listed it as a “noxious weed” and it is now commonly known as “the vine that ate the South.”