Sioux City Journal

The Sioux City Journal serves as the daily newspaper and online platform for Sioux City, Iowa. Established in 1864, it provides news coverage for northwestern Iowa, as well as parts of Nebraska and South Dakota. Over the years, the Journal has received many accolades at the state, regional, and national levels. Notably, it was recognized as one of the "10 that do it right" by the publishing industry magazine Editor and Publisher in both 2009 and 2013.

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7 hours ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Tim Hynds

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VIDEO: Meet the stars of "Ballard"

2 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Bruce Miller |Tim Hynds

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VIDEO: Siouxland Chamber executive announces congressional bid

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'We are regular people': Siouxland footballers return for A Day with the Pros youth camp

2 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Logan Shanks

SIOUX CENTER, Iowa — As hundreds of vibrant and cheerful Siouxland youths filled the facility at Open Space Park, five area football legends prepared to give their campers a day they would never forget. “It is a lot of fun,” Sioux Center native Vern Den Herder said.
AA Baseball: Sioux City drops final two games to Goldeyes to lose series

4 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Logan Shanks

WINNIPEG, Manitoba — In the final games of the Sioux City Explorer's road trip, the bats went silent and cost the team its third straight series win. Despite opening its three-game trip against Winnipeg with an 8-0 win Friday at Blue Cross Park, the X's fell short in extras on Saturday and were routed Sunday in its first series with the Goldeyes. With hopes of stealing the series with a win Sunday, Sioux City (25-16) left seven runners around the bases against Winnipeg (19-20) in its 12-4 loss.
Video: Bruce Miller talks with "Jaws @ 50" director

4 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Bruce Miller |Tim Hynds

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LEGISLATOR REVIEWS: Rowley disappointed by Reynolds eminent domain veto, proud of natural disaster relief

4 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Maya Marchel Hoff

Iowa state Sen. Dave Rowley is a Republican who resides in Spirit Lake and represents Iowa Senate District 5. Rowley is a retired insurance agent who chairs the Iowa Senate Ethics Committee and is the vice chair of the Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee. He is serving his second term in the legislature. Read his thoughts from this year's session below.
High school baseball: Colling's gem, contagious hitting vaults East to pair of marquee wins

5 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Logan Shanks

Through four innings against Class 3A No. 7 MOC-Floyd Valley, Bohdy Colling wasn't just unhittable, he was unstoppable. But the only person that wasn't aware of his gem in Saturday's closing game of Class 4A No. 4 Sioux City East's non-conference doubleheader, was himself. “I didn’t hit the realization until I was on deck for my at bat,” Colling said.
PARTING SHOT: It's amazing what a little cataract surgery can do

6 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Bruce Miller

I’m now living life in high-def. Thanks to cataract surgery, I’m seeing more than I ever thought possible – like that bottle cap, M&M and nut I found on my living room carpet. Now, with “new” eyes, I don’t have to wear glasses at the movies, and I can read the fine print in pharmaceutical ads. The world is brighter, too, and, if I really think about it, I could turn out all the lights in my house and still be able to maneuver. This is a world I didn’t know existed.
2025 SCJ All-Area tennis: SB-L, Bishop Heelan, Spirit Lake fill Siouxland honorees

6 days ago | siouxcityjournal.com | Logan Shanks

With several state place winners, qualifiers and conference champions, the Siouxland area had a plethora of talented athletes around the tennis courts this season. Led by a Sergeant Bluff-Luton High School boys that took third in Class 1A, northwest Iowa played host to several talented teams. On the individual side, Siouxland had three state place finishers and multiple all-state selections.