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  • MercyOne to Stop Providing Obstetrics Services Sept. 1
    404 071620 MercyOne Siouxland Medical Center has announced that it will discontinue obstetrics services effective Sept. 1, according a news release today. The Sioux City hospital said in that the decision was made after a thorough review process and examination, and will allow MercyOne to make continued investments to expand other health care services and programs not currently offered in the region. Iowa hit a new high today for new coronavirus cases in a 24-hour period. 830 new Coronavirus
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  • Iowa Posts New High for Coronavirus Cases in a 24-Hour Period; Adds 18 Deaths
    304 News 071620 The state of Iowa has posted has posted a new high for new coronavirus cases in a 24 hour period. 830 new Coronavirus have been confirmed since yesterday morning. with a total 36, 886 cases. There were 18 new deaths from the virus, which is the largest one day total since June 2. The number of deaths, hospitalizations and patients admitted to intensive care were all rising. In Woodbury County, there has been one new death due to COVID-19. The county’s coronavirus death toll is 46
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  • News 7.15.20: Honken Execution Update, Deadly Collision, Winnebago Tribal Election and More
    A federal judge from Sioux City has denied an Iowa drug kingpin’s requests to delay his execution, which is scheduled for Friday. U.S. District Judge Leonard Strand says he would not intervene to delay Dustin Honken’s execution date due to the coronavirus pandemic. He said the Bureau of Prisons was in the best position to weigh the health risks against the benefits of carrying out the execution. Strand also denied Honken’s motion to declare his execution void due to an alleged procedural error
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  • News 7.14.20: Suspected Drowning, One New C-19 Case in Woodbury County, Test Iowa Concerns and More
    Rescue crews responded to Little Sioux Park, in Correctionville Tuesday afternoon for a suspected drowning. Siouxland News/KMEG Television reports it happened around two this afternoon. A passerby assisted in the rescue and then performed CPR on a child. The child was flown by medical helicopter to MercyOne in Sioux City. No other details, including the boy’s age or condition are being released at this time. Siouxland District Health reports just one new case of the novel coronavirus in Woodbury
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  • News 7.13.20: Another C-19 Death in Dakota County, Denver Flights, Ponca Tribe on Mascots and More
    Dakota County Health officials report one more death due to COVID-19 for a total of 39, plus 10 new cases for 1,819 in all. There are 6 new cases in Woodbury County for a total of 3,346 and 44 deaths. Governor Kim Reynolds released a video message urging Iowans to voluntarily wear a mask and practice social distancing and other health measures to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus. Iowa saw the biggest one-week increase in more than two months with 3,600 extra positive cases logged last
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  • Junior League Forum Focuses on a Dialogue of Diversity
    A discussion on diversity brought local leaders together Thursday night for an honest look at racism. “History is repeating itself, it just looks very different than the 1960s,” said Treyla Lee. “If you see something wrong, then stand up for it,” said Mike Brown. Because of social distancing measures, a small group heard insight on what it means to be a person of color, and how to embrace people of different backgrounds. "It’s important for parents to nurture where their kids are. If they ask
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  • Oromo Community Continues Peaceful Protesting in the Aftermath of Famous Singer's Killing
    A group of more than 100 members of the Oromo community took part in another march to protest the killing of a famous singer. They gathered this morning at a park near the Mary J. Treglia Community house with flags and signs before heading to the Federal Courthouse in downtown Sioux City. They demand for justice for Hachalu Hundessa who got killed and for other Oromo leaders who have been jailed. Another peaceful protest took place on July 1 st . Today, Ethiopia’s attorney general says two men
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  • Oromo Community Continues Peaceful Protesting in the Aftermath of Famous Singer's Killing
    A group of more than 100 members of the Oromo community took part in another march to protest the killing of a famous singer. They gathered this morning at a park near the Mary J. Treglia Community house with flags and signs before heading to the Federal Courthouse in downtown Sioux City. They demand for justice for Hachalu Hundessa who got killed and for other Oromo leaders who have been jailed. Another peaceful protest took place on July 1 st . Today, Ethiopia’s attorney general says two men
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  • PM Newscast 7.10.20: IA Number Surge, Testing Update, Catholic Church PPP, Tyson Complaint and More
    New positive coronavirus cases in Iowa have jumped by the highest one-day increase since May as state health department data also reflects increasing hospitalizations and patients in intensive care. Known positive cases jumped by 744 during a 24-hour period that ended this morning. There were more than 33,800 positive cases this afternoon. There were 19 additional cases in Woodbury County and 4 more in Dakota County. Testing through the Test Iowa program topped the 100,000 mark this week.
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  • SkyWest Airlines Could Bring Air Service To Denver to the Sioux Gateway Airport
    Iowa is reporting 464 new cases of the novel coronavirus today, with a total 33,313 total cases and 742 deaths. Yankton County, South Dakota, and Clay County, Iowa, each recorded their first COVID-19-related deaths yesterday, while Crawford County, Iowa, tallied its third. Yankton County reported one additional case of the novel coronavirus, bringing its total to 83 cases. Clay County added two new cases. Its case total stands at 143. Crawford County also registered one new case of the virus and
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