Ariel Pokett is a reporter for KCAU Channel 9, focusing on local news in Sioux City, Iowa. With a background in journalism, Ariel has covered a range of stories from community events to breaking news incidents, providing accurate and timely information to the viewers.
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Ariel Pokett's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics, family and relationships, as well as crime in the Sioux City area. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including accidents/incidents, community events, legal issues/crime, and holiday activities.
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Posted: Updated: CLAY COUNTY, S.D. ( KCAU ) — The Clay County State's Attorney's Office says that the use of deadly force was justified during a home invasion in Vermillion back in May.
Instead of going Black Friday shopping after Thanksgiving, LifeServe is asking Siouxlanders to give back this holiday season by making a quick and easy blood donation.
The holidays are claimed to be the most wonderful time of the year, but it’s also a peak period for scammers to take advantage of shoppers.
) — This weekend, to celebrate Small Business Saturday, a community here in Siouxland will be debuting its first hometown Christmas Market.
) — As we start cooking all the delicious food for Thanksgiving, it's important to remember food safety tips to ensure a healthy holiday.
) — The Sioux City Police Department is asking residents to avoid getting on the road while City crews spread sand amid icy road conditions.
A baby girl has been placed with the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) through the Save Haven Act.
By: Ariel Pokett
The Stanton County Sheriff states that two men are lucky to be alive after a crash about four miles south of Stanton on Highway 57.
By: Ariel Pokett
) — Governor Kim Reynolds has extended the disaster proclamation for Highly Pathogenic Influenza after a fifth case was confirmed in Palo Alto County.
By: Ariel Pokett
The Sioux City Human Rights Commission is celebrating Universal Human Rights Day by honoring local individuals and organizations in the Siouxland area.
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