The last day to file nomination papers for Ag Extension board, Hospital Trustees, Soil & Water Conservation board, the Vacant Auditor position, and the Vacant
Missouri Valley in western Iowa is dealing with the environmental fallout of a Cold War missile site that was deactivated more than 60 years ago.
Iowans who’ve fallen victim to a scam in the past need to keep their guard up and be very watchful for a repeat. Lisa Schiller
U-S Attorney General Todd Blanche is among 10 Trump Administration officials who’ve been in Iowa the past nine days, but Blanche says he visited the
Officials with the U-S Environmental Protection Agency recently visited southeast Iowa, touring abandoned industrial sites that are being cleaned up using eight-and-a-half million dollars in
The Democrat running against Iowa’s top election official says Republican Paul Pate — Iowa’s Secretary of State — shouldn’t have turned over voter registration lists
The state unemployment rate held at three-point-two percent for the third month in a row in July. Iowa Workforce Development deputy director Georgia Van Gundy
A few thousand people are being recognized at the Iowa State Fair today (Thursday) for having a farm in the family for over 100 years.
Leaders of the school district in Spirit Lake are unveiling plans for an ambitious renovation project which they estimate would cost nearly 70-million dollars. Superintendent
Atlantic, Iowa: The Atlantic Public Library will be assembling personal hygiene kits to be distributed in the community. The library staff knows that it can
(Red Oak, IA) – A traffic stop at around 9:20 a.m. Wednesday (8/19) in Red Oak, resulted in the arrest of 44-year-old Ronald Glen Ballinger,
(Red Oak, IA) – A traffic stop early this (Thursday) morning (8/20) in Montgomery County, resulted in a man’s arrest on a warrant and drug
