Month: May 2024

The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors has sent a letter to the Iowa Utilities Board, objecting to the use of eminent domain for the proposed Summit Carbon Pipeline that would pass through their county. The […]

Eighteen Iowans are being interviewed today for a vacancy on the Iowa Court of Appeals. Thomas Bower of Cedar Falls, the chief judge on the Iowa Court of Appeals since 2019, will retire in June. […]

Iowa State has announced its men’s basketball non-conference schedule for the 2024-25 season. The schedule features seven home games at Hilton Coliseum. The season opener is slated for Nov. 4 against Mississippi Valley State. The […]

Eight members of Minnesota’s Incident Management Team are in the tornado-tossed southwest Iowa town of Greenfield, at the request of Iowa officials through a multi-state emergency aid compact. Jacob Beauregard, with Minnesota Homeland Security and […]

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s becoming increasingly agitated by having such a short work week. Grassley, a Republican, says Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat, has strayed far from how it was when […]

Brewers from across the state are producing a limited edition “Yield of Dreams” beer to draw attention to Iowa’s craft beer industry and its economic impact on the state. The beer-making process started yesterday at […]

Hundreds of Iowa high school theater students from dozens of schools are in central Iowa today, rehearsing on the big stage at the Des Moines Civic Center for tomorrow night’s final performance. The annual Iowa […]

Iowa’s top election official says Iowans can be assured their votes in next Tuesday’s Primary Election will be counted accurately. Secretary of State Paul Pate hosted officials from key state and federal agencies today at […]

A former ski hill on the east side of Des Moines is reopening as an all-weather inner tubing park. Sleepy Hollow is a 76-acre park near the Iowa State Fairgrounds that’s operated as a campground […]