The search continues today for the body of a newborn baby at the center of a Fort Dodge homicide investigation. According to Fort Dodge, police captain Dennis Quinn, officers from the Fort Dodge Police Department, […]
Arnolds Park is constructing dorms for the large population of international students who work at the amusement park each year. The northwest Iowa amusement park has employed students participating in the J-1 summer work exchange […]
The search to find a new Webster City Community School superintendent will begin on Wednesday. The Webster City school board will begin its task on finding the replacement for Mandy Ross who will be retiring […]
Authorities are investigating a fatal plane crash in southwest Iowa on Monday afternoon. The Iowa State Patrol reports a plane taking off from the Adams County Airport near Corning shortly before 12:40 p.m. hit a […]
Urgent care centers were set up so people could get fast, basic medical care without needing appointments, but with a surge in sick people, they now do need to make appointments. UnityPoint Health is asking […]
Many thousands of Iowans are doing their holiday shopping online and they’ll need to be on the lookout for scams as they surf for sales. Bao Vang, spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau, says so-called […]
The U.S. Department of Education has reached a resolution in a racial harassment investigation of the Ottumwa Community School District. The Department’s Office for Civil Rights determined a black middle school student was repeatedly subjected […]
Dozens of state health officials, government leaders, medical researchers, and advocates for older Iowans will be attending today’s Dementia Care Summit in Des Moines. Robyn Mills, public policy director for the Iowa Chapter of the […]
BOONE, Iowa – An amendment to the Iowa High School Athletic Association’s Articles of Incorporation to include a socioeconomic factor into football classifications has advanced to a vote of the membership to begin next week. A recommendation […]
Iowa Congresswoman, Ashley Hinson, a Republican from Marion, is co-sponsoring legislation to reauthorize and modernize the bipartisan Childcare and Development Block Grant, or CDBG program. That program sends federal dollars to states to help them […]
Polk County Auditor Jamie Fitzgerald has ruled in favor of the Iowa Senate Majority Leader’s residency following a challenge. Grimes resident Ann Gale filed the challenge to Republican Jack Whitver’s use of a Grimes address […]
Iowa All American Caitlin Clark earned Big Ten Player of the Week honors for her performances against NC State and Wisconsin. This marks Clark’s 13th weekly award from the conference, which is fifth-most in B1G […]
The South Hamilton wrestling team made the trip north and west to Manson on Saturday to compete in the Doug Wood Invitational at Manson-Northwest Webster High School. The Hawks were joined by the host Cougars, […]
The Clarion-Goldfield-Dows and Roland-Story wrestling teams made the trip to northeast Iowa on Saturday to compete in the Cliff Keen Invitational at Independence High School. Joining the two at the tournament were the host Mustangs, […]
The Eagle Grove Eagles wrestling team made the trip down to Gilbert High School on Saturday, to compete in the Gilbert Duals. The Eagles were joined by the host Tigers, BCLUW/SH, Southeast Valley and Southeast […]
The Webster City Wrestling team made the drive down Highway 17 into Dallas County on Saturday morning, to compete at the DCG Andy Jacobson Mustang Invitational at Dallas Center-Grimes High School in Grimes. The Lynx […]
The Eagle Grove Eagles basketball teams made the trip up to Hancock County to face off with the Eagles of West Hancock in their Top of Iowa West Conference opener at West Hancock High School […]
The Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowboy and Cowgirl basketball teams opened North Central Conference play at home on Friday night, as they hosted the Gaels of Fort Dodge, St. Edmond at Clarion-Goldfield-Dows High School in Clarion. The CGD […]
The Roland-Story Norsemen basketball teams made the trip west on Friday night, to take on the Greene County Rams in the Norsemen’s Heart of Iowa Conference opener at Greene County High School in Jefferson. The […]
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will chug back into eastern Iowa Tuesday. It’s 1,000-foot long,14-car freight train that’s colorfully lit for the Christmas season from engine to caboose. Railroad spokesman Andy Cummings says the train […]
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