Creighton survey shows manufacturers in Iowa, Midwest are wallowing
(Radio Iowa) – A survey of supply managers in Iowa and eight other states shows Midwestern manufacturers ended 2025 with another downturn, reporting job losses
(Radio Iowa) – A survey of supply managers in Iowa and eight other states shows Midwestern manufacturers ended 2025 with another downturn, reporting job losses
(Corning, IA) – The Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports a man from Corning was arrested at around 4:35-a.m. Sunday, on an assault charge. Authorities say
(Corning, IA) – The Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports two arrests over the holiday weekend. Authorities say on or about 8-p.m. December 31st, Adams County
(Red Oak, IA) – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports a Red Oak resident was arrested at around 11:30-a.m. Friday. Authorities say Skye Graysen Ver
(Harlan, IA) – Firefighters in Harlan were dispatched to the scene of a storage unit fire at around 7-a.m. today. The building, located behind Leinen
(Creston, IA) – Officials with the Creston Police Department report a man was arrested at a convenience store early Saturday morning. Authorities say 31-year-old Austin
(Radio Iowa) – A University of Iowa College of Business professor says motivational posters with inspirational messages that adorn many of our workplace walls often
(Atlantic, IA) – The Cass County Fair Board will host their 2nd Annual Cass County Fair Dinner Auction and Fundraiser at the Cass County Community
(Radio Iowa/KJAN data) – State Climatologist Justin Glisan says snow was the main feature of the weather in December. “You look across the swath from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa – The Iowa Department of Corrections, Sunday, reported 23-year-old Tywun Marquese Moore, who was convicted of Robbery 2nd Degree in Linn County,
The Republicans who represent Iowa in the U.S. House and Senate are praising the capture of Venezuela’s president, while top Iowa Democrats suggest the move
(Radio Iowa) – Republican leaders in the Iowa House may pursue a plan to have community colleges grant four-year degrees — but House Speaker Pat