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Sioux City West defeated Council Bluffs Lincoln softball, Thursday. West vs Council Bluffs Lincoln softball West vs Council Bluffs Lincoln softball
Sioux City East defeated Valley High School 3-2 in Class 5A substate baseball, Friday.
Sioux City North is defeated by Ames softball 13-4 on Saturday.
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See the coronation ceremony for the Queen of the River 2024.
The Sioux City Explorers took on the Sioux Falls Canaries in a doubleheader, Saturday.
Marvin Tafolla attributes his success in large part to Drug Court which was his first step on his journey towards recovery in Sioux City, Iowa, Friday, July 19, 2024.
Summer tubing track is being permanently installed in a new location at Cone Park, 3800 Line Drive.
Bart Miller, organizer of Geek-Con in Sioux City, Iowa, shows his collection of Nintendo gaming consoles and paintings form local artists at his home, Wednesday, July 24, 2024.
Steve Kiraly tells the story of how the flood waters came to his home. The flood waters damaged the interior walls and floors of his home beyond repair on River
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