Sioux City

Two men, including the uncle of 14-year-old McKenna Wendel, were indicted in federal court for charges related to her disappearance and death. Her remains were found in rural Brookings County, South Dakota, after she went missing in March. The uncle, Mark Milk, previously had a conviction for first-degree manslaughter and was paroled after his charges were commuted by South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem.

Two men, Mark Milk (uncle of 14-year-old McKenna Wendel) and Jon Rogness, were indicted on federal charges linked to her disappearance and death. Milk faces charges including possession of a controlled substance resulting in death and transporting a minor, while Rogness is charged with conspiracy and accessory after the fact. The investigation involved multiple jurisdictions and the FBI.

A Sioux City man has pleaded guilty to transporting two stolen vehicles and illegally possessing a firearm and ammunition. The case involves criminal charges related to vehicle theft and unauthorized firearm ownership.

A Sioux City woman has pleaded guilty to charges related to methamphetamine distribution conspiracy. The guilty plea indicates her involvement in a criminal drug distribution network. This case represents a law enforcement success in addressing drug trafficking in the Sioux City area.