Reilly Mahon is an Evening News Producer for KCAU Channel 9, focusing on local news coverage in Sioux City, Iowa. With a keen interest in politics and community affairs, Reilly delivers timely and informative stories that keep viewers up-to-date on the latest happenings in the region.
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Sioux City’s city council unanimously approved to accept a proposal from BRE, Inc. to buy some land in the city for a barge terminal.
By: Reilly Mahon
Posted: Updated: SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Electric buses will be coming to the Sioux City Community School District.
By: Reilly Mahon
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Council members are taking another step toward permanently repealing a six-month moratorium on the establishment of new automobile sales locations in the city.
Thanksgiving is this week, but Sioux City council members are already strategizing for the new year.
HAWARDEN, Iowa (KCAU) — A group of high school girls presented a film on Tuesday about the historic flooding that happened in Siouxland earlier this summer.
Posted: Updated: SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Plans for Sioux City's first major water park took another step forward on Monday.
The nonprofit says it's slightly behind on its $110,000 goal at the moment, but that they're one-third of the way there. The campaign has been going on for two to three weeks. Officials say they're always looking for volunteers to help ring the bell to get people to put money in the red kettle.
By: Tim Seaman, Chase Foix, Reilly Mahon
Next week, North Sioux City will be holding a special election where residents will have the opportunity to change the city’s current form of government.
As temperatures continue to drop, the need for a warm place to stay will likely grow.
By: Reilly Mahon
Teachers and staff at three Sioux City high schools are already planning for next school year.
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