Dolly Butz is a City Government/Features Reporter at various publications. She covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on topics such as crime, social issues, and events. Dolly's work has been featured in the La Crosse Tribune, Houston Chronicle, News-Press NOW, Telegraph Herald, Calhoun Times, Muscatine Journal, and The Gazette | Cedar Rapids, Sioux City Journal.
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Dolly Butz's coverage is focused on local news, particularly government and politics as well as crime in the Sioux City area of Iowa. Given this focus, sources with expertise in local governance or law enforcement within Sioux City would likely be valuable to her. Additionally, individuals familiar with ongoing criminal cases and political developments at a local level may find success in reaching out to Dolly.
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By: Dolly Butz
Sioux City won't take possession of the old Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center property for 14 more months, but city staff are already working on marketing the site to developers. Sioux City Economic Development Director Marty Dougherty described the old jail site as an "excellent site" in downtown.
SIOUX CITY -- The 2025 Faces of Siouxland Multicultural Fair will be held March 30 at the Sioux City Convention Center, 801 Fourth St.
By: Dolly Butz
During a special budget review session at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at City Hall, City Council members will get their first look at the proposed Capital Improvement Program (CIP), which totals $231,152,889 in FY 2026. Changes to the CIP are made based on council and citizen input.
By: Dolly Butz
"We do have an interested developer, and the Boys and Girls Home has indicated that they would be willing to donate the property to a developer," Economic Development Manager Renae
The Sioux City Council will be asked Monday to accept two land sale offers for property to be used in connection with the Riverside flood improvements project. The project will require relocation of the homeowners, demolition of the homes and construction of a new levee.
The owners of 1627 River Drive and 1635 Riverside Drive have agreed to sell their properties to the city so that it can extend the Big Sioux River left bank
The vote was 3-2, with Mayor Pro Tem Dan Moore and Councilman Matthew O'Kane casting "no" votes.
By: Dolly Butz
SIOUX CITY -- Sioux City Councilman Matthew O'Kane said a federal crackdown on illegal immigration has caused "a lot of tension" in the community.
By: Dolly Butz
Additionally, LSI said it also received notice on Friday that the Department of State is ordering all resettlement agencies to stop providing services to recently arrived refugee families.
By: Dolly Butz
Volunteers search encampments for homeless during the city's annual Point in Time Count to track trends in numbers of unsheltered.
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