Whether or not the cameras are banned at the state level, red light revenue in Sioux City has the potential to be cut considerably by local leaders. On Feb. 8, Mayor Bob Scott will introduce an ordinance that brings the fine down from a state high of $185 to $100. More>>
The Board of Trustees of the Nebraska State College System voted to approve The Bridge, a college tuition discount program for the College Center in South Sioux City. More>>
Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced $215-million in flood aid as part of the Emergency Watershed Protection Program. More>>
Some issues can't be taken care of with a shot. Neglect by their owner has left dogs scared, even shaky when approached. It's troubling, especially if they're ever to get put up for adoption. More>>
A Siouxland woman has been arrested tonight, charged with abusing a child. Not many details are known at this time. Union County State's Attorney Jerry Miller says Lynn Klunder is charged with one count of simple assault and one count of contributing to the abuse or neglect of a child. More>>
The Okoboji Winter Games kick off this weekend but none of the games will be held on the ice this year. It's all on land thanks to a milder than usual winter. No events will take place at Horseshoe Bend More>>
Nebraska Republican Attorney General Jon Bruning stopped in South Sioux City Friday. The visit to the Hy-Vee store comes a week after Bruning filing papers to run for the Nebraska US Senate seat held by outgoing Democrat Ben Nelson.
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Some West Middle School students are taking their love of video games to the next level by creating them. 42 students are staying after school to design video games from scratch to try to win the STEM More>>
The Nebraska Supreme Court has upheld the Madison County conviction of a man on sexual assault charges. 37-year-old Jorge Vigil was convicted of 1st Degree Sexual assault of a child in Madison County District Court in February of 2011 More>>
An annual event that focuses solely on women is being held this weekend in Norfolk Nebraska. More>>
It's that time of year again! The 2012 Around Siouxland Calendars are available at select business in Siouxland. Click here to find out where you can pick up your copy.
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Are you hungry? Well, you shouldn't be! Visit the What's Cookin' page for healthy snacks and meals that are sure to fill you up, without slowing you down. What's Cookin' can be seen during News 4's Live at 5 newscast. More>>
Times may change but agriculture will always be a staple in Siouxland. This page is for rural residents looking for market information, the latest farming headlines and other resources tailored to country living.
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