Month: January 2024

A state expert says the snow this month is going to be a help after months of drought. Iowa DNR hydrologist, Tim Hall, says there are some indications melting snow will provide  help for depleted […]

A Dallas, Texas resident who is a Nigerian national will spend 87 months in federal prison on wire fraud charges involving Iowa businesses. Court documents showed 28-year-old Emmanuel Ogbeide created a fraudulent business email scheme […]

Teaching a gender neutral version of Spanish, French or any other language would not be allowed in Iowa schools under a bill that’s passed a subcommittee in the Iowa House. Republican Representative Bill Gustoff of […]

Independent filmmakers in Iowa are appealing to the public for help in getting a movie made in several locations in the state with an all Iowa-cast and crew. Co-director Jake Daniels, founder of Mediaverse Studios […]

A bill that’s cleared a Senate subcommittee would require Iowa schools to create expense accounts to help teachers pay for classroom supplies. “Currently they’re using their own funds and this is an attempt to set […]

The Iowa State Patrol says a teen injured in a sledding accident in Anamosa has died. The Patrol report says 13-year-old Adam McWherter was going down a hill and went onto Buffalo Road in Anamosa […]

Iowa’s governor and attorney general say nothing is more important than the pro-life cause. Governor Kim Reynolds signed bills in 2018 and again last summer to ban nearly all abortions after the sixth week of […]