World Food Prize competition next week for $65,000 in prizes at business pitch competition
(Radio Iowa) – A pitch competition — like what you see on the “Shark Tank” T-V show — is scheduled in Des Moines next Wednesday
(Radio Iowa) – A pitch competition — like what you see on the “Shark Tank” T-V show — is scheduled in Des Moines next Wednesday
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig says the number of businesses listed on the state’s “Choose Iowa” website has doubled since January.
(Radio Iowa) – Republican Congressman Zach Nunn, of Ankeny, says President Trump’s move to pay U-S soldiers who are on active duty this week was
(Creston, Iowa) – A man from Creston was arrested early Wednesday morning. According to the Creston Police Department, 31-year-old Tyler Wayne Kimball was arrested for
(Atlantic, Iowa) – The Cass County Sheriff’s Office has released a report on arrests that were made between Oct. 9th and the 16th. There were
(Glenwood, Iowa) – The Glenwood Police Department reports a woman was arrested Wednesday afternoon in Des Moines. 46-year-old Crystalynn Kay Sterling, of Glenwood, was arrested
(Atlantic, Iowa) – Cass-Atlantic Development Corporation (CADCO) Executive Director Jennifer McEntaffer, Wednesday, spoke with the Atlantic City Council about a Business Plan Competition proposal. The
(Atlantic, Iowa) – Newly appointed Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kelsey Beschorner, Wednesday, updated the Atlantic City Council on Chamber promotion development and
DES MOINES, Iowa – The U-S Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Iowa reports David C. Waterman was sworn-in Wednesday as the United States
(Adair County, Iowa) – A motorcycle crash early this (Thursday) morning near Adair, claimed the life of a man from Adair. The Iowa State Patrol
(Radio Iowa) – Public health experts who attended the Iowa Cancer Summit in Ankeny this week say raising the tobacco tax and putting more money
OTTUMWA, Iowa (KCRG) – John Deere announced that some jobs at the Ottumwa and Des Moines plants would soon be relocated to other facilities in