Month: June 2024

A century-old car with a fabled history for road trips was -supposed- to be chugging across Iowa today, but as happens with aging vehicles, it’s developed engine trouble. Tim Matthews, curator of the Museum of […]

An analysis released by the Sierra Club and landowners who object to the proposed Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline suggests the project will require drawing well over 3.3 billion of water from Iowa’s aquifers each year. […]

The emergency management coordinator for Dickinson County says they are keeping a close eye on high water levels on the Great Lakes. Michael Ehret says they may have to put a speed restriction on Big […]

As the experts study the damage, satellite photos and other data, the number of tornadoes that have hit Iowa this year continues to rise. The National Weather Service now says Iowa has had 94 tornadoes […]

More athletes than ever before are taking part in this year’s edition of the Iowa Senior Games. Cory Kennedy, spokesman for the 38th annual event, says it’s gratifying to see the popularity continue to grow, […]

State Auditor Rob Sand says auditors have identified “major concerns” about how a city clerk in a small southwest Iowa town handled city funds. “Cities have multiple accounts,” Sand told Radio Iowa, “and if funds […]

The Iowa Department of Agriculture says preliminary testing has found Avian Influenza in a dairy herd in O’Brien County. Final testing is pending at the National Veterinary Services Laboratory (NVSL) in Ames. This is Iowa’s […]

The former city clerk for the small Tama County town of Clutier has been sentenced to nearly two years in federal prison for stealing over $100,000 in city funds. Forty-four-year-old Keri Kopriva pleaded guilty to […]