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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Monday night, the city's Planning and Zoning Commission presented proposed changes to their standards that auto sales, service, and repair companies would need to follow. One of the changes would restrict where cars are parked, or stored and require them to be parked on all-weather surfaces.
Monday night, the city council voted 3-to-2 to approve the increases.
By: Acacia Phillips
The project will create 41 affordable housing units in the Morningside area.
By: Acacia Phillips
The group started at the Grandview Park Rose Garden, and slowly made their way down ‘the Heights’.
The drive behind the project was to help provide a list of services and resources from each community within the county.
By: Acacia Phillips
That’s according to statements made during Tuesday night’s Woodbury County Board of Supervisors meeting by Board Chair Matthew Ung.
Published May. 10, 2024 at 11:37 PM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Spring is in full bloom, which means gardening season is upon us.
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Plans for it started around a year ago when CEO Jackie Perez got together with the company's senior program director to see what gaps they had in their programs. They noticed a need for youth sports for all kids.
By: Acacia Phillips
Kids got to check out firetrucks, cement trucks, UPS trucks, and so much more.
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