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This will mark the first complete tourist season for a new city park in Arnolds Park, Iowa. City Administrator Ron Walker says the new $365,000 park was several years in the making. More>>
The tornado that ripped through Moore, Oklahoma left a lasting impression on many Siouxlanders with ties to the area. More>>
One building is being torn down to make way for a new facility that will not only serve the Ponca Tribe, but also the community of Norfolk. More>>
When you were in school, you were probably used to doing laps around the track like this. It was an act of endurance while you were in gym. But this Memorial Day weekend, that's just the beginning. More>>
The community is grappling with their significant loss of 24 neighbors, but there are some signs of hope and resilience as well More>>
The first Fridays on the Promenade band is RICO. More>>
When's the last time you took a nice long walk downtown? If it's been a while or maybe never, that's something city leaders want to change.
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Iowa Lakes Community College officials say a cooperative training agreement has been signed with the Republic of Turkey. More>>
Gov. Dennis Daugaard is encouraging motorists to be cautious as they travel South Dakota highways over Memorial Day weekend. More>>
Gov. Terry Branstad has signed eight bills into law, including one that creates a less-adversarial approach to investigating reports of child abuse. More>>
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey says growers are hopeful for a bountiful crop of spring produce that could begin showing up at farmers markets soon. More>>
About 110,300 South Dakotans are expected to travel over the Memorial Day holiday weekend, a slight decline from last year. More>>
A truck carrying an oversize load struck a bridge on the major thoroughfare between Seattle and Canada, sending a section of the span and two vehicles into the Skagit River below, though all three occupants suffered only minor injuries. More>>
Law enforcement officials and volunteers are continuing to search for a 15-year-old Iowa girl who was kidnapped, even though the chances of finding her alive have diminished. More>>
The Siouxland Historical Railroad Association broke ground Thursday to kick off a new project to redevelop The Milwaukee Railroad Shops Historic District. More>>
Of the roughly 1,400 voting members of the BSA's National Council who cast ballots, 61 percent supported the proposal drafted by the governing Executive Committee. The vote followed what the BSA describes as "the most comprehensive listening exercise in Scouting's history" to gauge opinions. More>>
Thursday evening, KTIV partnered with the Siouxland Chapter of the Red Cross to raise money for the national disaster relief fund, hosting the "Time to Care" telethon More>>
Even though Oklahoma is hundreds of miles away, you can make a difference for those caught in the storm's path. More>>
After seven-months of hard work and recovery from the devastation of Superstorm Sandy, thousands have already begun to arrive for the annual "kick-off to summer" holiday. More>>
An Iowa police chief says a dozen investigators are looking into whether the suspect in Monday's kidnapping of two girls is connected to last year's slaying of two cousins who vanished 90 miles away. More>>
Crews endanger their own lives to protect infants and toddlers at daycare in tornado's path. More>>
The South Dakota Railroad Board is planning to sell an abandoned railroad line from Platte to Napa Junction near Yankton next month. More>>
Iowa lawmakers have adjourned the 2013 session after reaching deals to cut property taxes, revise education policy and provide health care for low-income residents. More>>
Obama is expected deliver a major counter-terrorism program Thursday in a speech at the National Defense University in Washington, D.C. More>>
Gov. Dennis Daugaard says he will call the South Dakota Legislature into a special session sometime in late June to deal with cost overruns in the construction of a new State Veterans Home in Hot Springs. More>>
The greenhouse will not only serve people through its pantry, but they'll also use it to educate others about the benefits of fresh food. More>>
Cindy Berner-Schlichte is spearheading an effort to collect goods to bring to those in need, people who lost everything in the path of destruction. She's filling horse trailers with diapers, water, snacks, and tools that can be used to cleanup debris. More>>
Vi Bella Jewelry provides jobs for women in Haiti, Mexico and the U.S. Julie Hulstein started Vi Bella Jewelry two years ago in hopes of creating jobs to change women's lives. More>>
There are a lot of ways you can help the Oklahoma tornado victims recover. More>>
A Norfolk, Nebraska-based relief organization is maintaining contact with disaster officials in Oklahoma to let area residents know what their needs are. More>>
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