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  • News 12.20.19: Winter Showcase, Refugees, Unemployment and Booker in Siouxland
    Dozens of Sioux City girls took part in a Winter Showcase that also gave back to the community. Members of Girls. Inc. took to the stage to sing they also handed out check to a few local charity groups, including the Humane Society, Ronald McDonald House and Support Siouxland Soldiers. They worked on service projects and sold items such as candy cane reindeer to raise money. Lamb Theatre helped get the girls ready for their performance. The group did songs by Carole King. Gov. Kristi Noem has
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  • Three Holiday Traditions, Morningside College Revisits Football Champtionship Game
    This week on The Exchange, in anticipation of the holidays, we talk with the leaders of three faith traditions in Siouxland. We talk with Bishop R. Walker Nickless of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sioux City about the meaning of Advent and the Nativity. We also speak with Pastor Jim Shirbroun of Grace United Methodist Church in Morningside about preparing for the coming of Christ in the season of Advent. Also, we speak with Rabbi Guy Greene of Congregation Beth Schalom of Sioux City about
    53 min
  • News Stories 12.19.19: Ernst Complaint, Ethanol Uproar, Christmas Crime and More
    An election watchdog is filing a complaint alleging than an outside group founded by top political aides to Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst violated campaign finance law in its efforts improve the Republican's chance of reelection next year. It comes after The Associated Press reported earlier this month that Ernst's work with the political nonprofit Iowa Values to raise money and build an electoral “firewall" potentially violated campaign finance and tax law. The complaint by the nonpartisan Campaign
    2 min
  • Historic Version of "The Christmas Carol" Taking the Stage in Sioux City
    On Friday night a holiday classic takes the stage at Lamb Theatre in Sioux City. “A Christmas Carol” will also be broadcast live on Siouxland Public Media. Russell Wooley the Managing Artistic Director of the theatre sat down with Siouxland Public Media’s Sheila Brummer to talk about the significance of the show. Purchase tickets at www.kwit.org .
    9 min
  • Warm Send-Off for the Morningside Mustangs
    The Morningside College Football team is looking to repeat as national champions. Siouxland Public Media’s Sheila Brummer was there as the team left for Louisiana on the morning of December 17, 2019. Dozens lined Peters Avenue running through the heart of Morningside College. A warm send-off in cool conditions for a successful football program. The Mustangs take on the Marian University Knights for another appearance in the NAIA Football Championship game on Saturday. Both teams are undefeated.
    2 min
  • Noon Newscast 12.17.19
    This afternoon, the Woodbury County Board of Supervisors will vote on building authority for a new jail and law enforcement center. Yesterday, the Sioux City Council unanimously voted to support the authority. It would oversee the $49 million dollar project. The public would still need to approve the new facility. It is expected to go before voters in Woodbury County in March. A send-off this morning for the Morningside Mustangs. The football team left this morning for Louisiana to play in the
    2 min
  • SC Considers Changes in Water Rates to Local Cities, Impeachment Process Causes Hard Feelings
    121619 504 The Sioux City Council is expected to vote today to vote on an ordinance that would amend water rates for South Sioux City and Dakota Dunes. According to the Sioux City Journal, the City of Sioux City entered into agreements for water service with South Sioux City and Dakota Dunes in 2002. The agreement with Dakota Dunes was amended in 2004. The 2020 rates for South Sioux City will decrease by 7.3 percent, while Dakota Dunes' rates will decrease by 4.8 percent. The minimum monthly
    2 min
  • Congressman Steve King Stands by President Trump in Impeachment Saga
    121619 404 4 th district Republican Congressman Steve King has made it clear he’ll vote against impeaching President Trump this week, but the three Democrats from Iowa who serve in the U.S. House have not announced how they’ll vote. About two dozen people gathered at the Iowa Republican Party headquarters this weekend to show their support of the president, according to Radio Iowa. State Senator Brad Zaun of Urbandale said Democrats have been “disrespectful” of President Trump since the day he
    2 min
  • SC Council to Vote on Water Rates for SSC and Dakota Dunes
    121619 304 The Sioux City Council is expected to vote today to vote on an ordinance that would amend water rates for South Sioux City and Dakota Dunes. According to the Sioux City Journal, the City of Sioux City entered into agreements for water service with South Sioux City and Dakota Dunes in 2002. The agreement with Dakota Dunes was amended in 2004. The 2020 rates for South Sioux City will decrease by 7.3 percent, while Dakota Dunes' rates will decrease by 4.8 percent. The minimum monthly
    2 min
  • Noon Newscast 12.16.19: Homicide Investigation, Weather-Related Crashes and Gold Rush
    The Sioux City Police Department is investigating a homicide from over the weekend. A Sioux City man died in a shooting near the city's downtown on Saturday night. Detectives say 42-year-old Chad A. Thomas was killed after being shot serval times. Someone discovered Thomas lying unconscious on a sidewalk. Winter weather turned deadly on the roads in Nebraska yesterday. Two people died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-80 during snowy conditions near Ashland, outside of Omaha. Three others went to
    2 min

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