Year: 2023

Governor Kim Reynolds says after getting key priorities like private school tuition assistance through the 2023 legislature, she plans to be “front and center” in the fight over abortion. “The overturning of Roe v Wade […]

A body believed to be that of a Muscatine man who went missing in Iowa City was found in the Iowa River Saturday. Iowa City police say a couple in the area of Napoleon Park […]

Flooding is expected in eastern Iowa along the Mississippi River in the coming days. “We’re starting to see the waters rise….We expect most of the sites to be in major flood by Saturday of this […]

Over a thousand Christian conservatives gathered this weekend in central Iowa to hear from several likely competitors for the GOP’s 2024 presidential nomination. Former President Donald Trump spoke at the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition […]

A Sioux City native who’s been an animator, scriptwriter, director and producer for Disney films is back in his hometown this weekend for a special showing of his animated movie “Aladdin.” The Sioux City Symphony […]

The Iowa Economic Development Authority’s board has approved a $750,000 forgivable loan and state tax breaks for construction of a shingle plant in Clinton. The Atlas Roofing Corporation plans to built a 440,000 square foot […]

Thanks to a sudden social media buzz, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is seeing a renewed surge in demand for its big, blue, recyclable litter bags — which are free. Todd Robertson, the DNR’s […]

The Kum & Go convenience store chain that began with a single store in Hampton, Iowa, is being sold. A Utah based company plans to acquire over 400 Kum & Go stores. Terms of the […]

The Iowa Senate has confirmed former Muscatine County Attorney to a seat on the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission. Senator Mike Bousselot, a Republican from Ankeny, said Ostergren will bring “a level-headed and analytical approach” […]