(Radio Iowa) – State officials have rejected bids from companies applying to provide medical care inside Iowa’s nine prisons and Governor Kim Reynolds says it
(Radio Iowa) – The interim president of Simpson College in Indianola is now its 26th president. Susan Stuebner was named interim leader of Simpson this
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says when health care goes up for discussion next month, it’s possible an extension of the Affordable Care
(Atlantic, IA)- Representatives of the Cass County Relay for Life Committee have announced that the Festival of Trees is back for another year in 2025,
The Iowa State Patrol has released information about a crash in northwest Iowa that took place Nov. 21st, and resulted one person dead, three others
(Radio Iowa) – The governor's annual turkey pardoning ceremony highlights an industry that employs 38-thousand Iowans and produces about 12 million turkeys annually. Governor Kim
(Des Moines, IA) – Iowa Auditor of State Rob Sand today (Tuesday) released a report on a special investigation of the Crossroads Behavioral Health Services
(Red Oak, IA) – The Board of Supervisors in Montgomery County, today (Tuesday), received a Secondary Roads Department update from County Engineer Karen Albert. Engineer
(Radio Iowa) – The two Iowans who serve on the House Agriculture Committee say farmers need congress to complete action on Farm Bill provisions as
(Radio Iowa) – Forecasters say it should be smooth sailing to travel Iowa’s roads on Thanksgiving Day, but some computer models are showing a wintry
(An IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH report) – Over the past five years, there have been at least 15 cases of Iowa nursing home workers being accused
(Radio Iowa [w/additional info. from the Iowa Capital Dispatch]) – The U-S-D-A crop report is back after the government shutdown ended. The report shows 99
