What you need to know before you go: May 7, 2025
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Here are the top headlines from this morning.
Real ID requirements take effect today. If you don't have a Real ID, you can expect some challenges the next time you're at the airport.
Do you need a REAL ID before the enforcement deadline? Here's what to know
The city of Spencer is holding a town hall tonight regarding flooding recovery.
City of Spencer to hold flood recovery update town hall
Several communities in South Dakota will serve as a location for this year's Avera Race Against Cancer.
Over 7K runners expected at Avera's Race Against Cancer
Local fire fighters completed a successful drill, as they practiced how to rescue hospital patients in case of an emergency.
Sioux City firefighters surprise hospital patients with training
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Thursday, June 5 forecast: Limited rain today, storms on Friday
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2 hours ago
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Staying warm and humid to close out the week
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Heavy rain hampers tornado recovery efforts for residents
ST. LOUIS – The tornado that hit just weeks ago caused $1.6 billion in damage and in neighborhoods where homes are still covered in tarps. The heavy rain on Wednesday led to more water leaks and growing fears of mold and further structural damage. 'It's just sad because a lot of people out here are homeless and stuff and they just leave it out here to get ruined and people could really use that stuff,' said Corinne Murphy. Piles of donated clothes were soaked through. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Still, despite the downpour, people showed up rummaging through wet items, trying to find anything dry or salvageable. This storm is a harsh reminder that recovery takes time and that for thousands of St. Louisans, the crisis is far from over. Right next to the Urban League, a shopping complex that was destroyed in last month's tornado took another hit today. All eyes are now on the city after the recent announcement to allocate $30 million of the Rams settlement money to tornado recovery. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
