Dave Dreeszen

CORRECTIONVILLE, Iowa -- More than four months after record flooding inundated Correctionville, Gov. Kim Reynolds stopped in the small town Monday to view the extensive damage to homes and public infrastructure.

Northwest Iowa remained home to the state's most valuable farmland in 2024, though values in the region and statewide dipped for the first time in five years, according to Iowa State University's annual Land Value survey.

The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) Board on Friday approved $479,000 in tax incentives for a Rock Valley business to expand its laser fabrication plant and add 11 new jobs.

Landmand's 2025 times went on sale via the course’s website at 8 a.m. on New Year’s Eve. By 8.50 a.m., all of them were gone. However, course officials noted the times would have sold out even faster if their provider's website had not crashed shortly after sales stared.

SweetWater Cafe, a coffee shop and deli under the Ho-Chunk Inc. umbrella, is closing its South Sioux City store. Please subscribe to continue reading…

SIOUX CITY -- State Steel, a third-generation business with an 84-year history in Sioux City, has agreed to merge with a Manhattan, Kansas-based firm in a transaction that will keep State Steel as an independent business unit.

Siouxland remained in the grip of an artic blast Monday, cancelling some schools and other events and making travel potentially dangerous. With the forcast calling for double digit below zero

SIOUX CITY — Hy-Vee will replace all of its in-store Wahlburgers restaurants, including one in Sioux City, with the supermarket chain's own Market Grille brand.

DENISON, Iowa -- The Denison Police Department, if asked, would cooperate with federal authorities carrying out stepped up enforcement of U.S. immigration law, the police chief said.

SOUTH SIOUX CITY — Mayor Rod Koch has appointed Yahaira Schultz to fill the South Sioux City Council seat vacant since the recent resignation of longtime councilman Jason Bowman.