Taylor Deckert

5 days ago | ktiv.com | Taylor Deckert

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - The Midwest Honor Flight is slated to leave Sioux Gateway Airport to transport veterans to Washington, D.C., to see memorials of the wars they fought in. The Sioux City flight is scheduled for Tuesday, June 3, 2025. A total of 85 veterans are set to go on this flight, and all are from the Sioux City regional area. Right now, the flight is 88% funded, according to its donation site. It’s raised $176,051 of its $200,000 goal.

5 days ago | ktiv.com | Taylor Deckert

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - You can make an impact on a local non-profit in honor of your mother, or a mother figure, in your life, this Mother’s Day weekend. The Crittenton Center says you can honor anyone who takes the role of “mom” in your life with a gift that gives back. The center supports children who are often removed from their households, or their mothers have been victims of domestic violence, leaving them in a hard place to celebrate this time of year.

5 days ago | ktiv.com | Taylor Deckert

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Starting this week, if you get stuck on the side of the road for any reason, the Iowa Department of Transportation has a program to provide free assistance in Sioux City. It’s called “Highway Helpers.” Team members, in designated trucks, can quickly address the needs of drivers who might need a jump start, tire change, fuel, or transportation to a safer spot while you tend to your vehicle.

6 days ago | ktiv.com | Taylor Deckert

ORANGE CITY, Iowa (KTIV) - It’s almost time for the 84th Orange City Tulip Festival, and the flowers are in full bloom. ”Breng ons een bezoek! Pay us a visit!” said Jennie Droog, Promotions Committee Member for the Orange City Tulip Festival. Nestled in the heart of Iowa’s Dutch country is the home of the upcoming Tulip Festival, which starts this year on Thursday, May 15, and goes through the weekend. “It started as a Flower Show in 1933, and then in 1936, it was our first festival,” added Droog.

1 week ago | ktiv.com | Taylor Deckert

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - We’re taking a look back at how the work at Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) in Sioux City helped change the life of a Sioux City boy, now able to do things that doctors warned he might not be able to do. This year’s theme for CMN Mediathon is “the future is bright,” and CMN has helped spark a light in a young former patient, and advocate for other patients like him.