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(ONAWA, IA) The Verdict is in for the Onawa Mother accused of Drowning her 15-month-old baby in the bathtub. Ashley Cameron faced a possible life sentence for first degree murder but the judge convicted
(SIOUX CITY, IA) - Jamal Dean pleaded not guilty on Friday to five different counts including attempted murder and assaulting a police officer.
Eighth-graders in a Des Moines suburb found a Ku Klux Klan application form taped on the outside of a student's locker. Dante Johnson-Taylor, 14, who is African-American, went home on May 9th to tell
A puppy named Toby, a pit-bull lab mix, saved his owner, Jeremy Aldrich and his girlfriend from a fire. Given as a Christmas present to the girlfriend, Toby started barking about 5 a.m. Thursday, and
The temperatures are noticeably higher but the mercury isn't the only thing on the rise. Pain at the pump is a growing concern especially with the holiday weekend approaching.It's a warranted concern because
(ORANGE CITY, IA) - Despite the rain and lack of flowers this year, the 73rd annual Tulip Festival kicked off in Orange City Thursday. Part of the fanfare is the festival's twice-daily parades and getting ready for them is a lot of work.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) - A bit of controversy is stirring around the Hard Rock Casino plan, specifically construction along Pearl Street.
(LARCHWOOD, IA) If you've never heard of a cow giving birth to triplets, you're probably not alone. That's because it's very rare but it can happen and it did at a farm in Larchwood, Iowa.
(NEWCASTLE, NE) Jerimiah Hinz is doing things the old fashioned way at Castle Creek Family Farm.
(SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NE) - A devastating house fire leaves a South Sioux City family homeless. Firefighters got the call about noon Wednesday.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) Tuesday was the hottest day ever recorded in Sioux City for the month of May, coming in at 106 degrees. It may have been a scorcher, but that didn't stop a lot of people from getting out.
(OKOBOJI, IA) - There's no doubt the hot weather has people thinking about cool water - either taking a dip or boating.
The Sarpy County Courthouse is looking to have a dog in the courtroom as a reassuring influence. The Omaha World-Herald reports Canine Companions for Independence in Nebraska has trained many dogs, but
A survivor of the Nazi Holocaust will be among the people attending a groundbreaking of a new memorial in Des Moines on Tuesday. Mark Finkelstein, a spokesman for the Jewish Federation of Greater Des
(SIOUX CITY, IA) - It's been two years since the Missouri River flooded, but it wasn't the only body of water that overflowed. We had a viewer ask a good question.
(HULL, IA) Farmers across Siouxland are planting this year's crop right now, but for one farmer in Hull, Iowa, a simple knee injury turned into a much bigger problem.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) Bee keepers, honey producers and farmers are starting to feel the sting.The bee population has slowly been declining since 2006 but it's hard to pinpoint exactly why. The U.S. Department
(WOODBURY CO, IA) For the first time we're hearing from one of the women suing Woodbury County over strip searches at the jail.This comes just months after 3 Siouxland women received settlements totaling
(Little Sioux, IA) Have you ever stopped to think about how much work goes into an orchard before it bears fruit?
It's the largest economic development project in Iowa history. MidAmerican Energy plans to invest almost $2 billion into the wind energy industry."This is truly a win-win for the state of Iowa," says Iowa
(VIBORG, SD) - Another rainy day stalls farmers from planting crops. With all the wet weather we've had this spring, Siouxland farmers are way behind, but it's not all bad news.
(ORANGE CITY, IA) Summer got a head start in 2012 and this year winter's hanging on for dear life. That has folks in Orange City worried about the fate of the annual Tulip Festival. Last year, the flowers
(DAKOTA DUNES, SD/SIOUX CITY, IA) We've been getting a lot of really good question from people wondering things like why does Siouxland News have so many satellite dishes and what do they do or why have
(SIOUX CITY, IA) - Buying online may soon cost you just as much as buying in the store. The U.S. Senate is green-lighting a bill that would require online retailers to collect state sales tax.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) It was a week ago today that police say Jamal Dean shot Sioux City Police Officer Kevin McCormick in the head. McCormick's day had started out like any other but ended with a night in
(SIOUX CITY, IA) - It's a small memorial to a big part of Sioux City's history and it may have to be move because it sits on the future site of the new Hard Rock Casino.
(SIOUX CENTER, IA) Farmers are always changing the way they work the land; Matt Schuiteman is one of those farmers.
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