Federal drug agents are warning Iowa parents about so-called “rainbow fentanyl” being a potential danger to kids going trick-or-treating next month. Emily Murray, spokeswoman for the regional U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency office in Omaha, says […]
Books about Vietnam were the focus of an event Thursday at the Siouxland Freedom Park Interpretive Center. A long-time Sioux City college professor turned over his extensive collection of books on Vietnam during the event. […]
An experimental drug being tested on people with Alzheimer’s disease is showing promise and is very encouraging, according to Tim Harrington, a spokesman for the Iowa chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. The drug is called […]
A Johnson County District Court jury has awarded $12 million to a man who was found guilty of a sex crime he didn’t commit. The jury heard six days of testimony and deliberated for two […]
The hospital in Keokuk closed permanently at 7 a.m. today. Blessing Health System bought the hospital in Keokuk last year from UnityPoint. The facility needs millions of dollars in repairs and patient traffic has dwindled, […]
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says a “significant” percentage of landowners should agree to let carbon pipelines run through their property before any developer is granted eminent domain authority to acquire land from unwilling property […]
The Eagle Grove Eagles football team returned to action on a short week on Thursday night, as they hosted the Cougars of Manson-Northwest Webster in Class 1A, District 2 matchup on homecoming. The game was […]
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission is planning to raise the penalty against casinos for underage gambling and violations of the self-ban. During their meeting Thursday they discussed raising the minimum penalty from one to […]
A new group is proposing that businesses that use the most energy in Iowa be able to buy electricity from other sources. Under current rules, customers must use the utility assigned to both maintain the […]
A man from Sioux City who pleaded guilty to being in the U.S. Capitol on January 6th has been sentenced to 90 days in federal prison. Fifty-four-year-old Kenneth Rader must also serve three years of […]
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