Sioux County to Host First-Ever “Battle of the Burger” in February
Burger lovers across Sioux County will have a new reason to dine out this winter. Sioux County will host its first-ever Battle of the Burger from February 1st through February […]
ISU Extension Launches ‘Money Smart’ Virtual Series Starting Jan. 22
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach will begin a new statewide virtual financial education series later this month designed to help Iowans better manage bills, credit, and debt following the […]
Hazmat Crews Respond to Chemical Explosion at Dairy Near Rock Valley
Emergency responders from across Northwest Iowa were called to a hazardous materials incident at a dairy farm west of Rock Valley late Tuesday morning. According to Sioux County Emergency Management […]
Nate Huizenga Sworn In as Sioux County Sheriff
Nate Huizenga was sworn in on Friday, January 2nd, to serve as interim Sioux County Sheriff, filling the remainder of the term following the retirement of Jamie Van Voorst. Van […]
Multiple Charges Filed Following Tip Investigation in Alton
A Sioux City man is facing multiple charges following a tip that led to his arrest Saturday afternoon in Alton. According to the Orange City Police Department, officers arrested 40-year-old […]
Road to Iowa Governor 2026: Brad Sherman Outlines Priorities
Former Iowa State Representative Brad Sherman says restoring what he calls the “foundations of freedom” is the guiding focus of his campaign for governor, as he seeks the office in […]
Sioux Center Retail: Visitor Spending Shows Strong Growth
New data shows Sioux Center continues to stand out as a regional economic hub, with steady growth in retail sales and visitor spending driven by both local support and activity […]
Van Voorst Reflects on Three Decades of Service in Sioux County
After more than three decades in law enforcement, Jamie Van Voorst is preparing to retire, closing the chapter on a career that began in 1993 and ultimately led him to […]
Sioux County Conservation Highlights Winter Programs for All Ages
Christmas may be over, but for many families, the challenge is just beginning — keeping kids busy while they’re home from school. If you’re hearing the familiar phrase, “Mom, I’m […]
Iowa Traffic Fatalities on Pace to Fall Below 300 in 2025
There’s encouraging news to report when it comes to traffic fatalities in Iowa as 2025 comes to a close. Kevin Krull of the Iowa State Patrol says the state appears […]