Mason Dockter is an Assistant News Editor at the Sioux City Journal, where he also occasionally writes as a reporter. With a focus on local news in Sioux City, Iowa, Mason covers a wide range of topics including economic development, community events, and breaking news stories. His work has been featured in various publications across the United States.
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By: Mason Dockter
Hunting on the Winnebago Bend and Snyder Bend, formerly under the auspices of the Iowa DNR, is now under the control of the Winnebago Tribe's Wildlife & Parks Department. The Iowa DNR charges in-state hunters $70 in fees. The tribe charges $1,800 for November deer permits.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY — Deputy Dakota County Treasurer Stephanie Gatzemeyer has been appointed to the office of county treasurer by the Dakota County Board of Commissioners.
By: Mason Dockter
SIOUX CITY -- The Sioux City Police Department is searching for an armed man who fired shots in the Greenville neighborhood and is urging residents to shelter in place.
By: Mason Dockter
SIOUX CITY -- Law enforcement is going from house to house in Sioux City's Greenville neighborhood searching for a pistol-wielding man who fired shots in the neighborhood earlier Sunday evening.
By: Mason Dockter
The Sioux Gateway Airport will receive more than $1.5 million through the U.S. Department of Transportation's Airport Terminal Program, Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley's office announced Tuesday.
By: Mason Dockter
The Westwood Community School District, hoping to finance the first major improvements to its building in more than 20 years, is putting an $18.6 million bond measure before voters in the district. We break down what it will entail.
By: Mason Dockter
LE MARS, Iowa — The city of Le Mars next month will receive bids for upgrades to its drinking water plant expected to cost nearly $27 million.
SIOUX CITY -- The Sioux City branch of the NAACP over the weekend issued a statement denouncing racist graffiti that was scrawled in wet cement on a Riverside street.
SIOUX CITY -- Dave LaFleur has been investigating paranormal activity in the Sioux City metro and points beyond for about 16 years.
A Chicago-based developer is planning its second wind turbine installation in Plymouth County. Invenergy, which installed 73 wind turbines in Plymouth County several years ago and sold them to MidAmerican Energy, plans to build another 40 to 70 wind turbines in the county.
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