Month: October 2023

The Pentagon is moving an aircraft carrier strike group, as well as squadrons of fighter jets, closer to Israel following the weekend terrorist attacks, but Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley doubts the U.S. will dispatch soldiers […]

The Iowa Bicycle Coalition is under new leadership. Luke Hoffman is replacing Mark Wyatt as the statewide non-profit organization’s executive director. Hoffman says he has lofty goals for the future, starting with getting the Safe […]

There are at least 200 pickleball courts in Iowa and many city councils, particularly in urban Iowa, are planning to build more. Officials who represent the 17-hundred residents of Lake City in western Iowa who’ve […]

The misdemeanor charge against a state senator from southeast Iowa legislator who was arrested during RAGBRAI has been dropped. Republican Senator Adrian Dickey of Packwood was arrested on July 24th north of Carroll. A Sac […]

Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis says the terror attacks in Israel deserve a swift and lethal response. “They have a responsibility to not just defend themselves, but to use overwhelming force to wipe Hamas off […]

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating the death of a man who was hunting coyotes Sunday night in northern Hardin County. Information from the DNR says 53-year-old Mark Arends of Alden, was hunting […]

Forty-three-year-old Kyle Ricke has entered a written plea of not guilty to first-degree murder in the shooting death of Algona Police Officer Kevin Cram last month. Online court records show a pretrial conference has been […]

Iowa senior punter Tory Taylor has been named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week following his performance in the Hawkeyes’ 20-14 Homecoming victory over Purdue, it was announcement Monday by the Big Ten […]

Iowa State’s Beau Freyler has been named the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week. It is the first Big 12 weekly honor of Freyler’s career and he is the second Cyclone to be named […]