Year: 2022

The latest U.S.D.A. crop report shows one part of the state is much closer to finishing up the harvest than others. The report shows the northeast and south-central regions of Iowa both are under 40% […]

A massive fire along Highway 34 near Red Oak illustrates how quickly a grass fire can escalate in current conditions. Montgomery County Emergency Management Coordinator Brian Hamman says fire fighters arrived on the scene shortly […]

Information gathered by the Governor’s Office of Drug Control Policy shows an increase in alcohol-related deaths from 440 in 2011 to 827 in 2021. The director of the office. Dale Woolery, says the pandemic could […]

Michael Franken, the Democrat running against Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, says American ingenuity is the answer to the country’s energy challenges. Franken, a retired admiral, says his experience in the Navy indicates nuclear power can […]

A field fire south of the golf course in Sidney on Sunday was finally contained after it scorched nearly 350 acres. Dustin Sheldon, the assistant fire chief in Sidney, says firefighters in all but one […]

A wind turbine south of the Williamsburg exit on Interstate-80 caught fire overnight and sparked a field fire. According to the Williamsburg Fire Department, the head of the wind turbine was fully engulfed in flames […]

Class 5A (Final) 1. Pleasant Valley (9-0), LW #1 vs WDM Valley 2. Dowling Catholic (8-1), LW #2 vs Davenport West 3. Ankeny (8-1), LW #3 vs #9 Sioux City East 4. Southeast Polk (8-1), […]

A wind turbine south of the Williamsburg exit on Interstate-80 caught fire overnight and sparked a field fire. According to the Williamsburg Fire Department, the head of the wind turbine was fully engulfed in flames […]

Republican candidate Todd Halbur says his record as a state government whistleblower shows he has the courage to be state auditor. Halbur says as chief financial officer of the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division, he discovered […]