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Federal judge blocks COVID-19 vaccine mandate, latest viral information for Siouxland/Iowa, CO pipeline project meetings, and more

Pipeline hearings in Siouxland, what an abortion ruling might mean for Iowa?, COVID-19 increase in Nebraska, NIAA stars in Sioux City

New COVID-19 variant in Nebraska, Iowa hospitalizations hit a high in 2021, South Dakota case increase, $1,000,000 Chesterman donation, and more

Sioux City Photographer Britton Hacke launches another calendar to benefit the Warming Shelter

Sioux City Photographer Britton Hacke launches another calendar to benefit the Warming Shelter

Iowa COVID-19 increases, former Husker coach pushes for vaccinations, ISU athletic director reveals cancer diagnosis, pedestrian killed in Sioux City

Sioux City Director of Public Works explains guidelines for snow emergency parking

The final day for voting in Iowa’s city and school elections is tomorrow. Polls are open on Election Day tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters should bring one of the accepted forms of ID. Iowans who aren’t yet registered to vote can register at their polling place on Election Day. Iowa also has a new deadline for absentee voting. Absentee ballots must be received by a voter’s county auditor by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted. It’s now too late to return a ballot by mail. Voters who still

Nebraska’s latest unemployment rate of 2% was the nation’s lowest and beat a record for the state September's level is the lowest since Nebraska began keeping records of unemployment data in 1976. It's also tied with the nationwide record low set by Hawaii in January 2020 and Connecticut in August 2020. Utah was number two at 2.4% and the national rate for September almost 5%. Iowa’s unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4%. The total number of unemployed Iowans dropped by nearly 2,000 to 66,100