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X's lose 2-1 in Lincoln despite Jarvis' complete game
The Sioux City Explorers lost the final game of their three game series in Lincoln, 2-1, on Wednesday night.
9 hrs ago | KLKN
Training for a deadly plane crash
A bus and wrecked car represented a fuselage ripped in half as if it had just missed the runway.
13 hrs ago | KSCJ-AM Sioux City
Hundreds of Tractors Will Roll Into Town
SUNDAY IS THE GATHERING DAY FOR THE TRACTORS, WHICH WILL DEPART EACH OF THE FOLLOWING THREE MORNINGS FOR RIDES TO LE MARS, ONAWA AND BROWN'S LAKE, RETURNING TO THE STADIUM PARKING LOT EACH EVENING.
17 hrs ago | KTIV-TV Sioux City
Sioux City celebrates Dump the Pump Day
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22 hrs ago | KTIV-TV Sioux City
A Spencer, Iowa man has landed a walleye worth $1,600
It was one of six walleye that were tagged by the Iowa DNR in early May and released into Big Spirit Lake, West Okoboji and East Okoboji.
22 hrs ago | KTIV-TV Sioux City
DNR says Iowa boaters need to follow new laws
Iowa boaters will need to follow new laws designed to protect the state's lakes and rivers from non-native aquatic species.
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad discusses Iowa Health and Wellness Plan
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad is on the road this week talking to Iowans about taxes, education, and an issue that's been the center of debate recently, healthcare.
Gausman Says Local Districts Should Decide When School Year Starts
SIOUX CITY'S SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT IS AMONG IOWA EDUCATORS OPPOSED TO GOVERNOR BRANSTAD'S PROPOSAL TO FORCE SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO START CLASSES NO EARLIER THAN THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER FIRST.
Governor says Iowa school start rules are too lax
Under current law, schools are supposed to start the week that includes September 1st, but nearly all districts apply for waivers to start in August.
A look back at Monday night's "The Voice" competition and look ahead to Tuesday's season finale
"The game is over and we really liked 'I can't tell you why" that was fun. It was something different that we hadn't gotten to do yet and, it's the eagles, " said the Swon Brothers.
NSA surveillance, the White House goes on the offensive
As President Obama sits down with Russia's President in Ireland, former CIA employee Edward Snowden claims the U.S. may have helped Britain spy on his predecessor and other delegates - at the G-20 Summit in 2009.
Japanese company adds jobs in Sioux City
Right now, it employs 80 people at its only North American facility, where pork is ground and then shipped to Japan for use in various products.
Federal program puts people on the path to financial freedom
"My goal is to plant some roots, be able to stay in Siouxland, close to my family," explained Watters, who grew up in Okoboji.
A funeral service for Jon K. Davies of Spencer, Iowa, formerly of Jackson took place June 19 at Warner Chapel in Spencer, Iowa with Pastor Steve Olson officiating.
Spencer, IA man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for meth conspiracy
The New Neighborhoods Housing Initiative was first presented to South Sioux City about six years ago, but because of a down turn in the economy was tabled until recently.
X's out-slug Airhogs, take series with 9-8 win
With the tying run on second, Explorers closer Chris Bodishbaugh struck out Brandon Pinckney to preserve Sioux City's 9-8 win over the Airhogs Sunday night at Lewis & Clark Park.
IA officials to seek AGa s opinion on off-duty work
Woodbury County officials have agreed to seek an Iowa attorney general's opinion to determine whether the county sheriff has the autonomy to set his own policy governing off-duty work.
X's roster changes lead to 11-2 win
The Sioux City Explorers exploded for seven runs in the third inning and won their series opener against Grand Prairie, 11-2, on Friday night.
Barry Manilow donates piano to Sioux City Schools
Barry Manilow announced he is helping kick off an instrument drive for Sioux City Schools by donating a new Yamaha Piano.
Dubuque can now boast about another attribute besides its spectacular Mississippi River views and its booming economy: The northeast Iowa city has been rated as one of the nation's least expensive places to die.