Month: January 2024

Authorities say a 6th grader was killed and five other people were wounded during a shooting this morning in Perry High School and the 17-year-old suspect, who was a student at the school, died of […]

Another group of Iowa National Guard soldiers is deploying to Kosovo. The Iowa National Guard says 20 soldiers with the 186th Military Police Company out of Camp Dodge in Johnston will deploy this Sunday. There […]

Waterloo’s mayor says for his city to continue to grow, its transportation issues need to be addressed in the years to come. In his 2030 vision plan for the city, Mayor Quentin Hart points to […]

The leader of Iowa’s largest food bank is urging Iowa lawmakers to provide state funding for the six major food banks in Iowa. Michelle Book is president and CEO of the Food Bank of Iowa, […]

The Dallas County Sheriff says they’ve identified the person who fired several shots inside Perry High School about 15 minutes before school was to start this morning. Dallas County Sheriff Adam Infante spoke with reporters […]

A Dubuque County landmark will get a significant overhaul this year as the rebuilding of the Centennial Cross is scheduled to start soon. Also known as the Blue Cross, it’s located in the town of […]

Governor Kim Reynolds didn’t share any clues about her tax and spending plans as she hosted an online hearing about the state budget this afternoon, but groups that have lobbied for tax cuts in the […]

Iowans who bought electric vehicles last week may have qualified for a $7,500 federal tax credit, but that credit evaporated when 2024 arrived. The Inflation Reduction Act aims to shift battery production from China and […]

An emergency manager in northwest Iowa is urging state lawmakers to provide incentives for first responders. Woodbury County Emergency Services Director Scott Mitchell says many small towns and cities across the state struggle with finding […]