Western Iowa

The towns of Hamburg and Pacific Junction are awaiting levee certifications before they can move forward and recover from the destructive flooding of 2019.

The city's annual celebration will feature community members singing together to promote solidarity and equity for diverse communities in the area.

The pandemic has put a stress on the availability of foster care homes. In western Iowa, organizations say the need is acute.

The state has filed a lawsuit against Sioux City for concealing a three-year scheme to release wastewater into the Missouri River without disinfecting it.

Sioux City officials met with state legislation to discuss priorities ahead of the upcoming 2022 legislative session.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers forecasts dry conditions and low-levels of run-off will continue throughout 2022.

Casinos in Council Bluffs and Sioux City will face stiff competition from new casinos opening up across the border in Nebraska within the next few years.

Sioux City is beginning to see some positive economic impacts from four recent renovation and construction projects around the downtown area.

A $500,000 grant from the USDA will be used in the upcoming year to provide agriculture producers with more access to mental health support.

Following a string of posts threatening schools in Sioux City last Friday, local law enforcement and school officials are urging parents to have conversations with their children about the impact of social media posts.