Creston man arrested on sexual abuse & assault charges
(Creston, Iowa) – A Union County man was arrested Thursday afternoon in his room at a motel, in Creston. The Creston Police Department reports 24-year-old
(Creston, Iowa) – A Union County man was arrested Thursday afternoon in his room at a motel, in Creston. The Creston Police Department reports 24-year-old
(Radio Iowa) – A floating museum housed inside an 80-year-old warship is docked for the next several days on the Mississippi River in Muscatine, its
(Nodaway, Iowa) – Firefightrs from Corning and Villisca responded to a hay baler fire Thursday night, about three-miles north of Nodaway. The fire took place
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Natural Resource Commission discussed the possibility of increasing hunting, fishing and trapping fees by 5% at their monthly meeting. Commissioners
DES MOINES, Iowa (KCRG) – Attorney General Brenna Bird is warning Iowans of scammers who are impersonating potential employers. Bird says in this scam, the
DES MOINES, Iowa (IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it had improved and expanded its Farm to School Grant program and
DES MOINES, Iowa — After very soggy weather across the state earlier this summer, including the wettest July on record in Des Moines, abnormally dry
(Radio Iowa) – A former spokesman for public safety agencies in the City of Cedar Rapids has been charged with insurance fraud. The Cedar Rapids
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa House Speaker Pat Grassley says a few Iowa educators have allegedly made online comments “praising the assassination” of prominent conservative Charlie
(Atlantic, Iowa) – The Cass County Auditor’s Office, Thursday, said Doug Venteicher has filed nomination papers to run for re-election to the City Council in
(Radio Iowa) – Two Republicans, but so far no Democrats are campaigning to replace State Auditor Rob Sand, who’s running for governor. Republican candidate Abigail
(Radio Iowa) – Traffic deaths on Iowa roadways are down 32 compared to this day (9/11) last year. D-O-T director Scott Marler told the Transportation