Authorities say a Colfax man remains missing after a boating accident on the Des Moines River southeast of Runnels on Saturday afternoon. Marion County Sheriff Jason Sandholdtf says three people in an air boat were […]
Iowans can learn some of the handiwork of their ancestors at this weekend’s Hitchcock Pioneer Skills Festival at the historic Hitchcock House, near Lewis. Sharon Guffey-Lewis, chair of the Hitchcock House Board of Directors, says […]
The Iowa-based Hy-Vee grocery store chain has cut more workers. A company statement says 57 positions were eliminated across Hy-Vee’s corporate offices. They include employees from the IT, engineering, equipment, real estate, and construction departments. […]
Heavy traffic is expected on Iowa’s roads this Mother’s Day weekend, and the Iowa State Patrol is taking part in a highway safety initiative. Patrol Colonel Nathan Fulk says they’ll focus on unsafe drivers, which […]
The “Midwest Pride In Your Ride” truck and tractor show is this weekend in Earlville, as those in the trucking industry and the public come together to support the fight against cancer. Greg Preussner, who […]
A bill sponsored by Senator Chuck Grassley would lay the groundwork for anti-trust lawsuits against members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. “OPEC and partner countries like Russia being the biggest, they blatantly collude […]
By most accounts, it’s been a miserable spring in Iowa, with chilly temperatures, plentiful rain and even a few late-season snowstorms, but forecasters say a big change is coming in a few days. After another […]
Consumers can buy small handheld devices that measure outdoor air quality for as little as $110 these days and Brian Hutchins of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources says these monitors do “show air quality […]
Governor Kim Reynolds is not revealing details, but Reynolds says she may agree to adjustments in her plan to provide state scholarships to some parents who enroll their child in private or religious schools. All […]
A record number of Iowa high schools earned a state award this spring for significant achievements in registering students to vote. Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, the state’s top elections official, made a presentation […]
An Iowa man has pleaded guilty to assaulting a policeman during the riot at the U.S. Capitol last year on January 6th. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia, 38-year-old Kyle […]
Sioux City North High School is the latest Iowa school to add a mariachi band to its extracurricular offerings and 20 students will perform their first mariachi concert tonight on this Cinco de Mayo. Junior […]
The winner of the 2022 World Food Prize is a senior research scientist at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies. World Food Prize President, Barbara Stinson, made the announcement today. “I am so pleased […]
Voting for this year’s Democratic and Republican primary elections begins in two weeks. You must register as a Republican or Democrat to participate to vote and you have to submit a written application for a […]
Governor Kim Reynolds says she will not be proposing any new abortion restrictions until after the U.S. Supreme Court issues its ruling on abortion. “No, we’re going to wait until we get the final ruling,” […]
A new nonprofit has opened in Des Moines to offer young people good nutrition and a sanctuary. Angie Ramos recently turned her Hot Tamale Catering company into a safe space where kids can get a […]
A project manager for the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline says the company has about 20 percent of the voluntary easements from landowners they would need to complete the pipeline route through Iowa. Kylie Kretz spoke […]
A man and a woman from Chicago who were arrested in Council Bluffs, face multiple charges associated with the theft of mail from six communities in five states. According to the Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office, […]
NBC Universal is going to create a prequel series to the “Field of Dreams” movie that will stream on the Peacock network and is looking for production people in Iowa to help. The leader of […]
Iowa Democratic Party leaders say they’re considering “substantial changes” to make their Caucuses more straightforward and accessible. Iowa Democratic Party chairman Ross Wilburn has released a letter to national party leaders, asking that Iowa’s 2024 […]
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