SIOUX CITY, Iowa ( KCAU) — Canadian wildfires are continuing to burn, bringing smoky skies and poor air quality to Siouxland.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is urging Iowans to use caution as they clean up storm-damaged trees.

Earlier this week, a storm hit the community of Hudson, South Dakota. According to a National Weather Service report, the July 28 storm produced three tornadoes in ...

The Iowa Insurance Division says car damages are covered by comprehensive auto insurance, not homeowner’s insurance. The ...

WATERLOO, Iowa (KCRG) - The City of Waterloo says recent storms have caused the third most storm-related tree damage in the ...

It has now been confirmed that during the midst of Monday’s (7/28/2025) derecho in northwest Iowa — which is a line of severe ...

The thunderstorms on July 28 produced two damage-causing tornadoes in South Dakota, and a third in Iowa, according to the ...

Cleanup efforts are expected to extend for weeks or even months due to the extent of the damage. The City of Waterloo is also keeping a close watch on the elevated levels of the Cedar River. Depending ...

Des Moines Public Works is providing free curbside collection for storm debris in neighborhoods near the Iowa State ...

An Air Quality Alert is in effect for the entire TV9 viewing area as a dense area of smoke from Canadian fires has settled into the region. Air Quality Index readings have largely been in the ...

On Tuesday, July 29, the Governor issued a disaster proclamation for O’Brien, Osceola, and Sioux Counties for Monday’s storms.

Reynolds on Thursday issued disaster proclamations for Hancock and Plymouth Counties due to severe weather and flooding on ...