Month: November 2023

A Colfax man’s collection of nearly 70,000 pencils has been confirmed as a Guinness World Record after being counted in July. Aaron Bartholmey says most of his collection is made up of advertising pencils. “Anything […]

Police in Fort Dodge are trying to determine what lead up to a dog attack that left a woman seriously injured Friday. According to the Fort Dodge Police Department, the attack was called into dispatch […]

The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission has approved a comprehensive study of the horse racing industry in the state. Racing and Gaming Administrator, Brian Ohorilko says they want an updated outside view. “The study is […]

Investigators have not yet determined the cause of a Saturday afternoon explosion and fire at the Poet ethanol plant in Shell Rock. Witnesses reported seeing a fireball at that time and felt the explosion for […]

Search efforts continue for a missing Sac County truck driver nearly a week after he was reported missing. According to law enforcement, family and friends last heard from 53-year-old David Schultz of Wall Lake early […]

The Iowa Democratic Party has hired the National Vote at Home Institute to handle its first-ever mail-in system to determine which presidential candidate Democrats in Iowa prefer. The traditional Iowa Democratic Party Caucuses are no […]

This is Cyber Monday, as online holiday shopping hits a peak, and Iowans are being warned to plan ahead to keep porch pirates from stealing their packages. Iowa’s largest home insurer is reporting a 26-percent […]

There’s a new online portal for Iowans to pay next year’s state income taxes. It’s called GonnectIowa. “That’s where people can go and have access to their individual tax information,” says Iowa Department of Revenue […]

Tomorrow will mark 60 years since the funeral for President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated on November 22nd of 1963. Dick Anderson, of Webster City, was in the U.S. Coast Guard at the time […]