Month: April 2022

Marshalltown Community College is close to becoming a federally-designated Hispanic-Serving Institution. Almost 24% of its student body identifies as Hispanic, and 25% is needed for the designation. MCC would be the first in Iowa to […]

A Dubuque veterinarian is waiting for her sentencing after pleading guilty to writing fake prescriptions to obtain drugs at local pharmacies. Forty-two-year-old Kristi Schreiber admitted to writing prescriptions for fake dogs to obtain Tramadol. It […]

Iowa State basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger has announced the addition of Temple transfer Jeremiah Williams. Williams is a 6-5 guard out of Chicago, Ill. who played for the Owls the last two seasons. He has […]

Iowa law enforcement officers are being particularly watchful for impaired drivers as today’s date of April 20th or 420 is considered in some circles as a “marijuana holiday.” Sergeant Paul Gardner, with the Iowa State […]

Home sales in Iowa last month, while national data shows a decline of 2.7% in sales of existing U.S. home in March. “So in some ways we’re maybe doing a little bit better in terms […]

Iowa has a global reputation for its fertile soil and all of the agricultural products we raise on it — and a new book is both a memoir and a call to action to preserve […]

Former Vice President Mike Pence will be one of the featured speakers this Saturday at the Iowa Republican Fourth District convention in Carroll. Woodbury County GOP chairman Bob Henderson expects a big turnout. “We are […]

The Iowa legislature has unanimously voted for a bill to make more photos available for public alerts about Missing Persons. Representative Tom Jeneary of Le Mars guided the bill through the House. “Under current law, […]

Republicans in the Iowa Senate have sent the governor a bill to require that the owners of mobile home parks provide notices of rent increases or utility hikes 90 days in advance. Current law requires […]