Month: September 2023

First responders in north-central Iowa are getting an extra boost on this 911 anniversary, marking 22 years since the terrorist attacks. Becky Koppen with the Hamilton County Retired Senior Volunteer Program, says the organization’s volunteers […]

A Huey helicopter from the Vietnam era has completed its tour of  Ames, Boone and Carroll areas. Tom Aretz is one of the crew members on the helicopter that was restored by a group called […]

Iowa senior defensive back Sebastian Castro has been named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week following his performance in the Hawkeyes’ 20-13 Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series win at Iowa State. The announcement was made […]

Officials say the state medical examiner will be working to determine the identity of a driver killed in a five-vehicle crash in northwest Iowa. According to the Plymouth County Sheriff’s office, a gold Nissan Sentra […]

The Iowa company planning to build a two-thousand mile carbon pipeline through five states has now been denied construction permits in both North and South Dakota. This morning, South Dakota’s Public Utilities Commission unanimously rejected […]

A police dog tracked down the suspect after a high-speed chase in southeast Iowa. At 3 a.m. Saturday, a state trooper chased a vehicle driving over 100 miles an hour into Albia. The vehicle hit […]

The terrorist attacks of 22 years ago are being remembered in central Iowa with a long walk. What’s being called the March to the Capitol started at 9:11 this morning at Centennial Park in the […]

Class 5A 1. Southeast Polk (3-0), LW #1 vs #8 Ankeny Centennial 2. Dowling Catholic (3-0), LW #2 vs #6 Waukee Northwest 3. Bettendorf (3-0), LW #8 @ Linn-Mar 4. Johnston (2-1), LW #7 @ […]

Gas prices jumped up across the state just before the weekend started, but an expert says the increase shouldn’t last long. AAA Iowa spokesman Brian Ortner says OPEC’s announcement they’re extending production cuts to the […]