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Dozens of military veterans on motorcycles are riding from west to east on Highway 20 in northern Iowa today in an effort to voice concerns about their brothers and sisters in uniform who are struggling […]
Today is World Blood Donor Day as the American Red Cross works to make up from critical shortages of all types of blood and platelets. Josh Murray, spokesman for the agency’s Nebraska-Iowa region, says the […]
The weed commissioner in a northern Iowa county is sounding the alarm after discovering a toxic plant at two sites that could pose a threat to livestock. Hancock County Weed Commissioner Jason Lackore found poison […]
The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services says two babies were turned over to the state last month as part of the Safe Haven Law. A baby girl born May 15th, and a baby […]
The Board of Regents approved tuition and mandatory fee increases at the three state universities today, while also giving raises to the presidents of the schools. Undergraduate in-state tuition will increase 3% at the University […]
A group called the Driftless Water Defenders has formed to push for stronger regulations to protect the water in the region of northeast Iowa. Former University of Iowa researcher Chris Jones is the group’s president. […]
A Riverside woman will spend 50 years in prison for producing child pornography. Information from the U.S. Attorney’s Office says 36-year-old Abigail Knight pleaded guilty to two counts of production of child pornography. Evidence presented […]
A new grocery store in downtown Orange City is named Schedryck, which means “bountiful” in Ukraine. Natali Valyanska — the store’s owner and operator — says it’s also the name of a popular Ukrainian song. […]
Summer sports are in full swing, but in conjunction with summer sports is workouts and preparations for the upcoming football season are well under way as well. 2023 was one of the best high school […]
The calendar says summer won’t arrive for another eight days, but the forecast says summer will be here in a few hours. High temperatures across much of Iowa are expected to climb into the low […]
The champion of last year’s NASCAR Cup Series will be in Iowa for Sunday’s race at the Iowa Speedway, but also to raise money for the Iowa chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association on Saturday night. […]
A former biology professor who’s been a college administrator for over two decades will become president of Briar Cliff University in Sioux City in July. Matthew Draud has been the vice president of academic affairs […]
State, federal and local agencies are coming together with farm industry groups for three one-day events to help those in agriculture who have been hit by the recent severe weather. FEMA’s Jessica Pugh they are […]
A Federal Appeals Court in Minneapolis, Minnesota heard arguments today for lifting the injunction against a state law that prevents some books from being in school libraries, and prohibits curriculum about gender identity and sexual […]
State Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig is asking the USDA to compensate dairy operations struck by bird flu. Naig said it’s a typical move when there’s an animal disease outbreak that leads to the loss of […]
Iowans are being warned to prune their social media friends lists and to be careful of who sees their posts about activities, especially summer vacations. Consumer protection expert Michelle Reinen says crooks have been using […]
Iowa became the 10th state with confirmed bird flu infections in dairy cows last week, with two herds confirmed in northwest Iowa. The Iowa Department of Agriculture says it plans to test dairy farms around […]
Chinese officials say they’ve arrested a 55-year-old man suspected of stabbing four Cornell College instructors. Cornell College, based in Mount Vernon, has had a longstanding relationship with a university in northeast China and the four […]
A central Iowa real estate developer and property manager is launching what’s being called Hometown Tours of a half-dozen Iowa communities where businesses are hungry for help and housing is scarce. Karie Kading Ramsey, CEO […]
A nationwide study finds the number of drownings rose significantly in recent years, and with temperatures in Iowa expected to hit the 90s this week for the first time this year, anyone in — or […]
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