4-year-old boy reported missing in South Sioux City

An Endangered Missing Advisory has been issued for Mubarak Ahmed Mohamed, who was last seen in the area of 1100 E. 17th St. in South Sioux City

August 14, 2026Updated: August 14, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

4-year-old boy reported missing in South Sioux City

Regional

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