Republican Chuck Grassley has formally declared his bid for reelection to the U.S. Senate, submitting more than 9000 petition signatures to qualify for the June Primary ballot. Surrounded by campaign staff and volunteers, Grassley gave […]
The South Hamilton Hawks and Roland-Story Norsemen girls basketball teams garnered many all-conference recognitions with the release of the Heart of Iowa Conference all-conference and academic all-conference teams this week. Roland-Story led the conference in […]
UNI’s Ben Jacobson has been named the Missouri Valley Conference’s Coach of the Year. In his 16th season at the helm of the UNI program, Jacobson becomes the first coach in MVC history to earn […]
A bill banning transgender athletes from girls’ and women’s sports in Iowa schools, colleges and universities is now law. The bill passed the Senate yesterday. Governor Reynolds signed it into law today, surrounded by a […]
The Iowa Business Council is releasing its Competitive Dashboard for 2022, perspectives from executives at Iowa’s 22 largest companies on how the state is competing in the national marketplace. Council chairman Tim Yaggi, president and […]
The man accused of killing an Iowa State Patrol trooper during a standoff in Grundy Center last year will go to trial for murder this spring in Hamilton County. Forty-two-year- old Michael Lang is accused […]
In hopes of luring in more educators, the Sioux City school district will be rewarding new teachers with a $5,000 bonus. Permanent substitute teachers, food service workers and bus drivers will also qualify for a […]
The trial of the man accused of killing an Iowa State Patrol trooper in a standoff in Grundy Center last year will be held this spring in Hamilton County. 42 year old Michael Lang is […]
Three-time All-Big Ten linebacker and Hawkeye team captain Abdul Hodge is returning to Iowa City, joining the University of Iowa football staff as tight ends coach. Hodge, who starred for the Hawkeyes from 2002-2005, has […]
The union that represents park rangers is calling on the governor and the legislature to overrule the eviction notices sent to state employees who live in state-owned homes inside 23 state parks. Iowa Department of […]
Emergency management officials in western Iowa are reminding residents open burning is currently banned in Pottawattamie County. Fire fighters in the area had to put out six different outdoor fires on Monday. Pottawattamie County Emergency […]
Iowa’s economy showed clear signs of improvement during February, according to the monthly Creighton University survey, but the Russian invasion of Ukraine pushed the survey’s business confidence index to its lowest level since the survey […]
The Sioux City metro area ranks as the nation’s top spot for economic development for populations under 200-thousand, according to Site Selection magazine’s annual rankings. Chris McGowan, of the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce, says it’s […]
Webster City Lynx boys basketball coach Marty McKinney tendered his letter of resignation earlier this week, stepping down as head coach after 14 seasons as the head coach for the Lynx basketball program. McKinney took […]
Voters in the Roland Story Community School District Tuesday approved proposed improvements to the Dallas Kray Track and Kerry Van Winkle Field. The Story County auditor’s office reported 67 percent of the voters approved the […]
The Enhance Hamilton County Foundation granted out more than $110,628.26 to ten Hamilton County organizations last night at their 2022 Annual Grant Awards ceremony. The event was held at the First State Bank in Webster […]
John W. Christenson, 85, of Webster City, died on Monday, February 28, 2022, at VanDiest Medical Center in Webster City. Visitation will be at Faith United Methodist Church, Webster City on Friday, March 4, from […]
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says fellow Republican Governor Kim Reynolds is the ideal choice to give the GOP response to President Joe Biden’s State of the Union Address tonight. Grassley says Reynolds is “an outstanding […]
As we start the month of March, many Iowans are looking ahead to spring. Despite this week’s unseasonably warm weather, a prediction from the Farmers’ Almanac indicates winter will be holding on a little longer. […]
The Iowa Senate has unanimously approved a bill designed to let licensed professionals cut hair in far more locations. The bill also would let cosmetologists have mobile salons-on-wheels. Senator Jason Schultz, a Republican from Schleswig, […]
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