Year: 2022

Meals from the Heartland has sponsored a “Unite for Ukraine” event to produce an estimated 300,000 packaged meals. Several legislators, the governor and her staff and other members of the general public took shifts at […]

Sioux City high school and college students got hands-on experience Monday in grain bin rescue techniques and first aid training at the Sioux City Fire Rescue Training Center. Sergeant Bluff Fire Chief Anthony Gaul was […]

Gasoline prices remain about 20-cents a gallon shy of their all-time high in Iowa. Meredith Mitts, spokeswoman for AAA-Iowa, says prices at the pump appear to have stabilized. “Gas prices have kind of leveled out,” […]

The Iowa legislature has approved a bill that is estimated to require that the majority of Iowa gas stations sell gasoline with a 15% ethanol blend. Governor Kim Reynolds was speaking with reporters in West […]

The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee is holding a hearing today on two of Senator Chuck Grassley’s bills which he says aim to improve fairness and competition in the cattle industry. “Lawmakers have begun to realize […]

The climate-driving weather system known as La Nina may be sticking around still longer, impacting how Iowa’s weather evolves well past summer. Meteorologist Dennis Todey, director of the USDA’s Midwest Climate Hub in Ames, says […]

Grass and field fires remained a big problem this past weekend in western Iowa and bordering states where things remain very dry. Sergeant Bluff Fire Chief, Anthony Gaul says his firefighters worked several hours responding […]

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is hosting a hiring event at the end of this week in central Iowa. TSA spokesperson Jessica Mayle says the event is in West Des Moines, but they have jobs […]