Sioux City News

Casinos aren't taking any chances when it comes to protecting customers from H1N1.

Many in the entertainment business are feeling the pinch. Some say places like Sioux City are actually helping musicians and concert promoters weather the storm.

A northwest Iowa man has been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for the prescription drug overdose death of another man.

NEAR IDA GROVE, Iowa - As folks, in Maine, vote publicly on same-sex marriage, four men running for Iowa governor want voters in the "hawkeye state" to have the same chance.

Usually on days like today... students are stuck inside learning the essentials - reading, writing and arithmetic.

A Sioux City man is willing to go to the "the ends of the earth" for his job Tracy Matheny runs a company that manages construction projects.

The Sioux City Public Museum unveiled a signature display for its new building at Business for Breakfast.

Sioux City will have its first H1N1 vaccine clinic. It will be this Saturday at Sioux City North Middle School from 9 to noon.

Sioux City has elected three new city council members. Tom Padgett came in first, followed by John Fitch and Keith Radig.

To get younger students excited about preparing for college... Iowa is putting middle schools students on campus... already.

For the past three months the Pipeline Ladies have been meeting for lunch to discuss ways to give back to the Norfolk community.

Siouxland continues to see fewer doses of the H1N1 vaccine than expected. Siouxland District Health leaders told Sioux City councilmen they receive about three percent of all the vaccines that arrive in Iowa.

In about 24 hours all of the ghosts and goblins will come out to go "trick-or-treating." But, before they do, they need a costume.

Since Halloween is right around the corner, Erika Thomas spent the day at a costume shop to find out this year's hottest trends.

The historic Sioux City home featured on KMEG 14 last week may see a second chance at life.

Whether they help or not, vitamins seem to be the new craze. More people are turning to supplements to fight off sicknesses and boost their immune system.

Former Iowa first lady Christie Vilsack says she's decided not to seek the Democratic nomination to run against Republican U.S. Sen.

Plans to bring low income housing to the old Crittenton Center and Downtown YMCA may be altered with the sale of the YMCA.

The property has already been bought, and whether the neighbors like it or not, Sioux City is going to build a new water reservoir near their homes, just east of town.

Old Navy opened up their doors after hours Sunday, and gave Mari and Julius Turner One Thousand Dollar so the couple and their nine kids could pick out brand new outfits.