Joe McMahan is a journalist based in Sioux City, Iowa. He is a regular contributor to KTIV-TV and his work has also been featured in 6 NEWS WOWT OMAHA and KMEG-TV (CBS 14). Joe covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, politics, environmental initiatives, and social issues impacting the Sioux City area.
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Joe Mcmahan's coverage primarily focuses on local events and community news in the Sioux City area, encompassing topics such as community events, education, and charity activities. Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in organizing local events or initiatives related to education and charitable causes may find success reaching out to Joe for potential coverage.
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Irving Dual Language Elementary School let its students get up close to a whole host of vehicles.
38 school districts from the tri state area came to the Tyson event center to give students a chance to see a hockey game.
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Several local healthcare organizations came together to participate in their inaugural Caregiver Olympics.
By: Joe McMahan
In Sioux City, alone, there are more than 7,000 properties that might have a lead water service line or a galvanized water service line affected by lead.
The public can help decide the next book locals will read for the “Sioux City Reads” program.
Richards Construction will be removing what’s left of the bridge on 120th Street near the intersection of Lake Avenue.
By: Joe Mcmahan
The Siouxland Community Health Foundation hosted its third Annual Marathon Challenge in honor of World Diabetes Day.
Students at Sioux City’s Leeds Elementary got to enjoy the food they harvested from the school garden.
By: Joe Mcmahan
Brown Century Theater received the Small Business of the Week award.
At the beginning of the school year, students at Liberty Elementary School are assigned to one of several houses at the school.
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