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(LAKE PARK, IA) The wind power industry is one of the fastest growing in Iowa, and a tax credit extension is giving hope to industry leaders that the growth will continue.
(NEAR EARLY, IA) Sac County authorities are investigating a woman's death.
(NEAR EARLY, IA) - Law enforcement found a body of an Iowa woman while investigating a suspected kidnapping and attempted sexual assault of another victim.
(SANBORN, IA) - It's not everyday you hear about a farm family who moved to Siouxland from out west. The VanEss family did just that three years ago when they picked up their dairy farm in Idaho and moved to Sanborn, Iowa.
(NEAR MERRILL, IA) Just a few days ago congress extended parts of the 2008 Farm Bill, but what does that mean for farmers?
(SIOUX CITY, IA) Sioux City Police say a Florida man has died after he was hit by a car while crossing Gordon Drive last night without using a cross walk. Businesses in the area say walking conditions aren't very pedestrian friendly.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) - A man from Florida has died after getting hit by a car on Gordon Drive.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) Only half of the "fiscal cliff" has been averted, the other half is in limbo. Members of Congress basically gave themselves a few extra months to get spending cuts in line, they'll meet within the next few months to hammer out details. But coming to an agreement may be easier said then done.
(SOUTH SIOUX CITY, IA) It's that time of year again for New Year's resolutions, but sometimes people can get a little discouraged, because they feel like their workout is repetitive. But personal trainers at the YMCA say it doesn't have to be that way.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) New Year's Eve has arrived and hundreds of people will be out celebrating the end of 2012. Instead of drinking and driving, Siouxland Taxi and local attorney Ed Keane came up with a different plan.
It may not be ideal to drive in but slipping and sliding in the snow on a saucer, sled, or even a snowboard is a different story. Parents and kids were out in full force today, enjoying the powdery hills at Grandview and Sertoma Parks. It's important to have fun and stay safe.
Christmas Eve was a whole lot fuzzier for one Sioux City family. Their dog Ozzy was safely returned after being lost for 2 days. Microchips can help identify your animal and new technology could track your pet in the very near future.
(REMSEN, IA) Her Guidance counselor likes to describe her as a humble person, but it's almost impossible to ignore the things Danielle Schroeder does that go above and beyond.
(SIOUXLAND) Another winter storm hit Siouxland this afternoon, making driving dangerous but giving kids an opportunity to have some fun.
(SIOUXLAND) Could you be paying nearly double for a gallon of milk because of the fiscal cliff?
(SIOUX CITY, IA) There were long lines at stores and plenty of people looking for deals Wednesday.
(VERMILLION, SD) A man entered a Vermillion, SD home this morning with a gun, leading to a 12-hour standoff Christmas morning.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) Volunteers at the Sioux City Gospel Mission took some time out of their holidays to make sure Siouxland's needy had an enjoyable Christmas.
(JEFFERSON, SD) A family of five is counting their blessings after escaping a fire Christmas morning that destroyed their home.
(SIOUX CITY, IA) The phrase "Pay It Forward" describes a random act of kindness, where someone picks up a bill, or buys something for somebody else. Here in Siouxland, more than 25 people have done just that, making the season brighter for many families in need.
(HOLSTEIN, IA) - When you think about shrimp, Iowa probably isn't the first state that comes to mind. Chad and Keely Dutler started raising shrimp at their home in Holstein in February.
(GAYVILLE, SD) - We've heard time and time again how this summer's drought affected our crops here in Siouxland. Now we get a deeper look into how the heat burned the livestock industry.
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