
Siouxland Campgrounds Still Packing in the People Despite Poor Weekend Weather More>>
When the torch arrived Sioux City West sophomore JJ Reeg–Beckner had the honor of igniting the Special Olympic cauldron. Reeg-Beckner was selected from more than 2,500 athletes to finish the run. More>>
About 110,300 South Dakotans are expected to travel over the Memorial Day holiday weekend, a slight decline from last year. More>>
Nebraska students showed improvement in this year's statewide writing proficiency test.
Nebraska Education Commissioner Roger Breed announced Friday that 66 percent of 8th graders met or exceeded state standards, a 2 percent increase over the previous year. More>>
15-year old Kathlynn Shepard went missing on Monday. More>>
Walkable and Livable Communities Institute's Dan Burden assists Sioux City & Blue Zones Project with working out more pedestrian friendly roads. More>>
With Memorial Day looming, highways will see a increase in traffic. It's something local authorities are well aware of so they're taking steps to ensure a safe weekend for everyone. More>>
Fifteen Sioux City teachers are headed back to the classroom. This comes a day after the Iowa state legislator passed an education reform bill giving the school district more money than it planned on. More>>
High fuel costs expected to keep travelers home. More>>
New program will offer an online education in financial literacy. More>>
Interstate 5 highway bridge in Mount Vernon, Wash., collapsed Thursday. More>>
Diagnostic Statistical Manual list "Caffeine withdrawal" as one of 15 New Mental Illnesses. More>>
20 University Of Iowa faculty members paid a visit to the Four Directions Community Center Thursday evening. More>>
It ran nearly 3 weeks overtime, but the Iowa state legislative session has officially wrapped. More>>
Semi nails the back of a Honda Civic partially busting out the windshield and clogging up traffic on I-29 More>>
With more and more drivers getting behind the wheel tired, accidents as a result of that are rising at an alarming rate. More>>
When a natural disaster strikes like the horrific tornado in Moore, Oklahoma, social media plays a big role in the spread of information. More>>
The Board of Regents is following up on its promise of freezing tuition at Iowa's public universities now that an education budget is in the books. More>>
By Channel 9 Eyewitness News news@kcautv.com The Boy Scouts of America today voted to lift its longtime ban on admitting gay scouts but will continue to exclude openly gay adults from leadership roles. More>>
MidAmerican Energy is opening up submissions for names for the falcon chicks. More>>
35 year-old Josh Moenning was arrested late Wednesday night. More>>
House Republicans push legislation through to bypass the president. More>>
Davenport couple has been accused of having way too many white bass. More>>
The storage room now holds just 250 bottles when usually, there's 1,600. More>>
By: Jessica Rae jrae@kcautv.com LiteForm has been building concrete safe houses for more than twenty years. It was not until recently that the company started receiving more calls to have safe houses More>>
The state House has unanimously approved an education policy deal that would provide additional school funding. Republican Rep. Ron Jorgensen, of Sioux City, says the compromise plan would provide more basic school funding for the next academic year. More>>
By: Jessica Rae jrae@kcautv.com If you ever wanted to grow your own garden, but maybe you didn't have the available land, well now you can thanks to Harvest Incorporated. It's a new non-profit organization More>>
Kum and Go Gas Station on 14th Street Reports 15 Drive Offs So Far in the Month of May. More>>
26 teachers at Alta-Aurelia get $270 dollars each after splitting $10k Powerball Jackpot win. More>>
Floyd Valley Hospital in Le Mars will lose about $250,000 dollars this year because of a drop in Medicare reimbursements; those federal cuts means some extra belt tightening. More>>
The Iowa Gran Fondo will hit the road July 20, and the route for the second annual ride is now official. More>>
Investigators searching for a 15–year–old Iowa girl who was abducted this week have recovered her backpack along with one belonging to a 12–year–old who escaped from the kidnapper. More>>
A rollover tractor accident near Albert City Tuesday night has left one man dead. More>>
21 year-old, Jamal Dean was arraigned on charges of robbery, burglary and theft for an April 24th incident where according to court paper-work Jamal and his brother, Lavon broke into a house on Polk Street with a gun and pointed it at the home owner. More>>
19 Year-Old Oscar Ramirez sentenced to 25 years in prison. More>>
By: Channel 9 Eyewitness News news@kcautv.com 25 years in prison, is what a Sioux City teen has been sentenced to, following a fatal accident last year. According to court documents, 19 year–old, Oscar More>>
There are reinforced tornado shelters in more than 100 schools across Oklahoma, excluding the two that were devastated by a Tornado earlier this week. More>>
Plans for armed police officers in Iowa City schools have been put on hold. More>>
The Senate Judiciary Committee passed the Immigration Bill 13-5, largely intact, to the full Senate for a vote. More>>
First Responders Often Suffer From "Flashbacks" after traumatic experiences. More>>
Iowa State says that Northern Illinois transfer Abdel Nader has signed with the Cyclones. Nader, a 6-foot-7 forward from Skokie, Ill., averaged 13.1 points and 5.6 rebounds a game for the Huskies as a sophomore last season. More>>
Close to 300 Calls at Kum and Go on 14th Street in Sioux City, Police Say Majority are Gas Drive Offs More>>
MidAmerican is proposing a total base rate increase of approximately $135.6 million to be phased-in over three years.
MidAmerican provides electric service to approximately 641,000 customers in Iowa. Eight customer comment meetings are scheduled from mid-June into early July 2013. More>>
Cindy Berner-Schlite was planning a trip to Oklahoma City this weekend, and is now bringing a trailer full of donations. More>>
Lawmakers gave second-round approval Tuesday to the bill, which would extend sales tax exemptions to wind-energy companies. More>>
At least 24 people, including nine children, were killed by what scientists have concluded was an EF5 tornado. That's the top of the scale for wind speed, breadth and damage. More>>
Madison County Sheriff's office warns residents about home improvement scams in Northeast Nebraska. More>>
You wouldn't go days without brushing your teeth or years without getting a dental checkup. Well, your pet shouldn't either. More>>
The quest for a lush, green lawn takes a lot of work and involves more than just mowing. In this Angie's List report, treating your lawn without getting mowed down. More>>
April showers may bring May flowers, but they could also cause leaks to your home. More>>
Tricia and Carolyn have been friends for years. But when Carolyn was diagnosed with breast cancer – their friendship grew even more. More>>
The Morningside Mustangs defeated the Saint Xavier Cougars, 47-19 to move on to the National Championship. More>>
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says there's ``no chance'' that mass transit will be back in operation by Tuesday morning. The city's financial markets are shut down, as are Broadway shows. More>>
After meeting Patti Strong, it's clear she's not your typical cancer patient. After talking to Patti, it's clear she's heard that before. More>>
ABC News' political team revisit the claims made by President Obama and Mitt Romney in last night's debate at Hofstra University. More>>
Exactly one month from Election Day, Republican Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are both declaring they will win a race for the White House that remains anything but clear. More>>
By: Shereen Mohammad smohammad@kcautv.com Nebraska's open Senate seat is making candidates sweat as they go head to head for a job in Washington. We spoke with Deb Fischer today at a local café after More>>
Mitt Romney says the United States is indeed a united nation in its determination to halt terrorists and to protect freedom ``at home and across the world.'' More>>
Nancy Brinker's promise to her sister started a global movement to raise awareness and education people about breast cancer. And she's inspiring women all across the world and here in Siouxland to fight for a cure. More>>
By: Channel 9 Eyewitness News news@kcautv.com CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) _ A stirring speech by former President Bill Clinton and a surprise appearance by President Barack Obama unified the Democratic Party More>>
It's time for Joe Biden to show why President Barack Obama is keeping him as his running mate. More>>
Democratic officials say they're moving President Barack Obama's convention speech indoors tomorrow night because of the possibility of severe weather. More>>
Mitt Romney is reaching out to the thousands of military voters who live in and around Jacksonville, Fla. He told a crowd in Jacksonville today that the world ``is not a safer place right now,'' partly because of Iran's nuclear efforts. More>>
Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney visits Louisiana on Friday and President Barack Obama will visit on Monday. More>>
Mitt Romney gave the political speech of his career as he accepted the Republican nomination for President Thursday night. Delegates believe he can turn around the sagging economy. More>>
With a no-nonsense tone, Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan embraced his role as Barack Obama's top agitator, and Mitt Romney's chief defender. More>>
The suspected "lone-wolf" shooter of the movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colo. earlier today has been identified as PhD student James Holmes, who recently withdrew from his neuroscience studies at the Univesrity of Colorado before shooting up "The Dark Knight Rises" screening. More>>
Inside the auditorium of the Old Central High School is a mural painted in the school's honor. One of it's alum, George Olson recently repainted the mural. More>>
It's a little noisy creature that is getting a second chance out on the prairie. The Prairie Rattlesnake is very rare to the rest of the rattlesnake family in Iowa with hot spots only found in the Northwest part of the state. More>>
President Barack Obama says Mitt Romney and the Republican Party are offering outdated ideas that are ill-suited for the United States today and in the future, and that the GOP doesn't have the answers to move the country forward. More>>