Local Sports
Week 6 Preview: Eagle Grove at East Sac County
The Eagle Grove Eagles football team returns to action on Friday night, as they hit the road west yet again, this time to Wall Lake to take on the Raiders of East Sac County in […]
Month: September 2023
State News
Senator Grassley says efforts are underway to try and avoid government shutdown
With a federal government shutdown looming this weekend, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says it’s “idiocy” to be going through this process again. The U.S. Senate has created a bipartisan package that’s designed to temporarily fund […]
State News
Many already looking ahead to travel for Christmas
Iowa might be quieter than usual around the holidays this year as a survey finds a large percentage of the state’s residents are planning to go, well, someplace else. Brian Ortner, spokesman for AAA Iowa, […]
Local Sports
Week 6 Preview: Clarion-Goldfield-Dows vs. Forest City
The Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowboys football team returns to action on Friday night, as they host the Forest City Indians on homecoming, in a Class 2A, District 2 matchup. CGD comes in with a record of 2-3 […]
Local Sports
Week 6 Preview: South Hamilton at Ogden
The South Hamilton Hawks football team returns to action on Friday night, as they travel into western Boone County to take on the Ogden Bulldogs in Class 1A, District 7 action at Ogden High School. […]
Local Sports
Week 6 Preview: Roland-Story vs. Greene County
The Roland-Story Norsemen football team returns to action on Friday night, as they host the Greene County Rams on homecoming at Kerry Van Winkle Field in Story City, for a Class 2A, District 8 showdown. […]
Local Sports
Week 6 Preview: Webster City at Hampton-Dumont-CAL
The Webster City Lynx football team returns to action on Friday night, as they take on North Central Conference rivals Hampton-Dumont-CAL in Class 3A, District 2 action at HD-CAL High School. Webster City enters at […]
State News
Northwest Iowa sees varying yields in corn and soybean fields
It’s still early, but the harvest season in northwest Iowa is getting off to a good start, according to ISU Extension agronomist Leah Ten Napel. “Overall, we have a lot of acres left to go,” […]
State News
Union rep for federal employees in Iowa says gov’t shutdown a drag on economy
A leader in the union that represents 19-thousand federal employees who work in Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and the Dakotas says some of them will be required to work, without pay, if there’s a federal government […]
State News
Nearly 100 dogs are removed from deplorable conditions in Ogden
An already-crowded Animal Rescue League of Iowa is even shorter on space now after teams were dispatched to Boone County where nearly a hundred dogs had to be removed from what’s described as a puppy […]