How would a decision from the United States Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade impact Iowa law on abortion? In 2018, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled that Iowa women have a fundamental right to an […]
A monthly survey of supply managers and business leaders in Iowa and eight other states finds the economies in Iowa — and the Midwest — slowed during April. Creighton University economist Ernie Goss says the […]
Cold, windy spring days have left Iowa’s morel mushroom harvest delayed. By this date, mushroom hunters are typically thick in forested areas collecting the delicacies that only appear for a short time every spring. Matt […]
The Roland-Story Norsemen girls golf team made the trip down US Highway 69 on Monday night, to compete in the Ballard triangular at the Ballard Golf and Country Club in Huxley. The Norsemen were joined […]
The Webster City girls tennis team returned to action on Monday afternoon, as they hosted a fellow North Central Conference foe in the Bulldogs of Hampton-Dumont-CAL at Webster City High School. The Bulldogs entered with […]
Three members of a northeast Iowa family who got double federal loans on their farmland and then declared bankruptcy have been sentenced on various charges. Fifty-three-year-old Aimee Rosenbaum of Lawler pleaded guilty to the conversion […]
An Iowa-based company is now selling eco-friendly shampoos and other hair care products for people and pets around the globe. Joel Roodman is the managing partner of the Logic Product Group, which is headquartered in […]
Republican legislators have approve a bill that would let Iowa child care providers ask parents who get state money to cover child care fees add onto that with their own money. Under the bill, parents […]
Numbers from state climatologist Justin Glisan confirm spring jackets weren’t always the best option in April. “We’re about five degrees below average looks like the top 15 coldest April on record in our records go […]
The month of April will go down as a cool and wet one in Webster City. Weather records at the KQWC Radio Hill weather reporting station for the month that wrapped up showed the average […]
The U.S. Marshals Service has announced that 40 people in Black Hawk County have been arrested over the past four weeks in what the agency calls “Operation Washout – Waterloo.” According to a news release […]
A large group of veterans, mostly from north-central and northwest Iowa, will fly to Washington, D.C. this coming weekend. The Brushy Creek Chapter of Honor Flights will depart Fort Dodge early Saturday for the day-long […]
Today marks the start of National Small Business Week as merchants and entrepreneurs all across Iowa are being credited for their resilience and staying power during the pandemic. Jayne Armstrong, director of the U.S. Small […]
Former Iowa Governor Terry Branstad is launching a new national organization positioned to compete with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. In 2020, Republican leaders criticized the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for endorsing some Democratic congressional […]
The Iowa Democratic Party’s candidates for governor, U.S. Senate and congress rallied with about 600 activists at a party fundraiser this weekend. The three Democrats vying for their party’s U.S. Senate nomination shared their biographies […]
The Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowboys were in action on Friday evening, as they welcomed two fellow North Central Conference teams to Clarmond Country Club in Clarion. The Clear Lake Lions and St. Edmond Gaels also made the […]
The Webster City Lynx boys golf team traveled north on Friday night, to compete in an all-North Central Conference meet at Algona Country Club in Algona. The Lynx were joined by the host Bulldogs, as […]
The Webster City girls soccer team made the trip east on Friday evening, to face off with North Central Conference foe Hampton-Dumont-CAL at Hampton-Dumont-CAL High School. The Lynx entered with a 1-9 record, while the […]
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