Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski have split first-team reps for months. They’ve learned to make the snaps they don’t take nearly as valuable.
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Marcello Vitti arrived at Iowa as a four-star signee. A strong fall camp has already pushed the freshman into the Hawkeyes’ two-deep and earned him an eye-catching comp.
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Iowa has named its starters, but Kirk Ferentz says several jobs remain unsettled. Saturday’s opener against Northern Illinois should provide some answers.
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Before this weekend's season opener, members of the Iowa football program met with the media on Tuesday to discuss Northern Illinois, the quarterback battle and the Hawkeyes' first depth chart.
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Iowa settled several offseason position battles with its Week 1 depth chart, including new starters across the offensive and defensive lines.
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PONCA, Neb. — The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge volleyball team was excited to get back on the court to follow up last season's 33-4 season that ended in the Class D-2 state championship. However, a 1-1 start to 2026 wasn't quite what the Class D-2 fourth-ranked Bears had in mind. L-C-C got back on the winning track on Tuesday, though, sweeping Ponca in three sets (25-11, 25-16, 25-16) in ...
SIOUX CITY — A little more than a week after a car crashed into the beloved west side restaurant, Sioux City's Da Kao is looking to open back up for sit-down diners. The Chinese and Vietnamese eatery announced late Monday in a Facebook post that "Our construction team will be creating a temporary entrance so that we can welcome everyone back inside to sit down, eat, and enjoy your meal with ...
SIOUX CITY — Due to the Labor Day holiday on Sept. 7, Gill Hauling will operate on a one-day delay for all garbage and recycling collections. "Monday's routes will be collected on Tuesday, Tuesday's routes will be collected on Wednesday, etc. for the remainder of the week," a statement from the city said. The Citizen’s Convenience Center, located at 5800 28th Street, will also be closed on ...
SIOUX CITY — The roving SMASH Food Trailer will soon have a brick-and-mortar business. The mobile eatery announced Monday evening that SMASH Bar & Grill will be opening up at 607 Fifth St. which the original Jackson Street Brewing currently calls home. Earlier this year, the owners of Jackson Street Brewing opened up a second location three blocks away at 901 Fifth St. On Aug. 27, Jackson ...
SIOUX CITY — A husband and wife accused of keeping a malnourished autistic child in a locked room inside their Sioux City home have pleaded not guilty of child endangerment. Brandon and Emily Myers, both 45, each entered their written pleas Monday in Woodbury County District Court. Each is charged with one count of child endangerment resulting in bodily injury. Sioux City police officers were ...
After experiencing some ups and down over its first four matches of the season, the Morningside University volleyball team since won five straight as the Mustangs begin Great Plains Conference play on Wednesday night. Morningside goes against Waldorf at home to open its GPAC slate after starting 7-2 over nine nonconference matches. "Our first few matches will give us an idea about who we are ...
DES MOINES — The Iowa Department of Natural Resources announced Tuesday that its annual August statewide pheasant survey saw a count that was the second highest in more than a decade. The Iowa DNR said that there was an average of 23 birds per route which is behind only the 2025 survey over the past decade-plus. "Weather likely played a role in the lower counts this year, but 23 birds per ...
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