Parts of northwest Iowa may get a few inches of snow this weekend, and the Iowa Department of Transportation is preparing its fleet of snowplows, end loaders, and motor graders to keep thousands of miles […]
A south-central Iowa town is looking at using treated wastewater as a potential new source of drinking water. The town of Osceola draws its drinking water from West Lake, but the lake is six feet […]
The University of Iowa has won the bid to take over the Mercy Iowa City hospital in a second chance twist. Equity firm Preston Hollow Community Capital had won the initial bid for the Iowa […]
Iowa Congressman Zach Nunn, a Republican from Bondurant, says the immediate priority for the new speaker of the U.S. House is bringing a series of budget bills up for a vote on the House floor. […]
The Iowa Supreme Court has reversed a Court of Appeals decision that overturned a murder verdict in eastern Iowa. The Iowa Court of Appeals overturned the second-degree murder verdict against Johnny Blahnik Church in the […]
Court documents show a former northeast Iowa policeman accused of stalking and assault is planning to plead guilty, but not to those charges. enjamin Scheevel once served in both the Estherville and Armstrong Police Departments. […]
An excursion boat that’s been sailing in West Okoboji Lake since 1986 is being restored. Jon Pausley is CEO of Arnolds Park Amusement Park, where people buy the tickets for an hour-long, narrated cruise around […]
The new Iowa School Performance Profiles show more than half of the schools in the state are in the top three designations of exceptional, high performing and commendable. The Department of Education’s Jay Pennington says […]
Opponents of proposed carbon pipelines in Iowa say the projects will be too much of a drain on Iowa’s water resources. Jan Norris of Red Oak is one of several people who read a joint […]
Iowa’s pheasant hunting season opens tomorrow morning and state officials say there could be 50- to 60-thousand hunters in the fields. Todd Bogenshutz, a biologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources says the state’s […]
Vincent Luverne Olson, age 96, of Eagle Grove, died at Crestview Manor, on October 21, 2023. The Boman Funeral Home of Webster City are in charge of arrangements.Memorials may be directed to the Iowa Lions […]
Sherri Ewing, 79, of Webster City, died on Thursday, October 19, 2023, at Southfield Wellness Community, in Webster City. Private family services will be held at a later date. The Boman Funeral Home of Webster […]
The winner of this year’s World Food Prize is launching a program to reestablish vineyards and farmland in parts of Ukraine that were damaged in the war with Russia. Heidi Kühn is the founder of […]
The Dickinson County board of adjustment voted last night to deny a permit to Invenergy for a wind farm just a few miles from East Lake Okoboji. That vote came after three nights of public […]
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis says former President Donald Trump “owes it to the voters to show up” for the televised debates among the 2024 candidates and DeSantis says the Republican National Committee should schedule […]
Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says she is happy to see a new House Speaker elected to end what she calls “the chaos and dysfunction over the past few weeks.” “It was inexcusable. And it was […]
Iowans may’ve seen security camera footage on the TV news where coordinated “flash mobs” of perhaps a dozen people or more swarm a store, steal armloads of pricey products, then bolt for the exits — […]
A missing central Iowa girl has been found — two states away. Des Moines police say the girl, who was subject of an Amber Alert late on Wednesday, was found several hours later in Hammond, […]
The Food Bank of Siouxland now has the second half of a large donation of milk from Kemp’s Dairy and Hy-Vee. Food bank executive director, Jacob Wanderscheid says the shelf stable milk is chocolate. “Kids […]
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