Acacia Phillips is a journalist for KTIV-TV, focusing on local news in Sioux City, Iowa. With a passion for community reporting, Acacia covers a wide range of topics including city council decisions, local events, community partnerships, and human interest stories.
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Acacia focuses on local news, including community events and developments in Sioux City. Her coverage attributes primarily include announcements and event coverage, with themes centered around entertainment news and family & relationships.
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By: Acacia Phillips
Their English Language Learning students, preschool students and refugee families came together to enjoy a big meal together.
Dozens of floats, cars and semis were decked out in Christmas lights and decorations.
By: Acacia Phillips
Leaders with the foundation say 300 students already need winter coats.
Monday night, the city council approved the distribution of what they called a ‘fact sheet' to residents before next week's special election.
By: Morgan Jones, Ervin Dohmen, Jayson Moeller
SportsFource Extra: Winter sports take over Siouxland as teams hit the hardwood and the mat
Published Dec. 5, 2024 at 3:55 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - One local company is celebrating a big milestone: three decades in business.
Every night from December 1st through the 12th, families can go and enjoy Christmas lights, crafts, food, caroling, train rides and even meet Santa Claus.
That vacancy was created when the seat’s previous holder, Shane Clausen, was elected Mayor of Norfolk in November.
This project is a tradition for the 5th-graders and allows the students to learn from figures in history.
By: Acacia Phillips
There, people and their families could enjoy a warm holiday meal free of charge.
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