(Atlantic, IA) – Officials with the non-profit ARISE (Atlantic Rock Island Society Enterprise) organization will hold a garage sale/fundraiser on May 1st, from Noon until
(Radio Iowa) – Many studies indicate excess screen time can impact a child’s brain development, even leading to behavioral issues, depression and anxiety, but a
(Radio Iowa) – The ongoing debate at the statehouse over how to cut property taxes includes a discussion of the gas tax. A Senate-passed property
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s recovering from surgery to remove a gallstone. Grassley, who is 92, announced on social media that
DES MOINES—Attorney General Brenna Bird today (Monday, April 20), announced her office has updated and re-implemented the Protective Order Notification System which was shut down
(Radio Iowa) – U-S-D-A Rural Development recently approved around four million dollars in grants for stations to add infrastructure for renewable fuels. The Iowa director
(Radio Iowa) – Members of the Iowa Senate spent two hours this (Monday) afternoon honoring Jack Whitver, the Senate’s former G-O-P leader who’s being treated
(Atlantic, IA) – A long-time Atlantic businessman and City Councilman has died. Gerald Brink, who owned Brink Flowers and Gift Co. before he sold the
DES MOINES—Today, Governor Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation for Carroll, Crawford, Grundy, Harrison, and Washington Counties in response to severe weather that occurred on April 13, 2026, and continuing.
(Radio Iowa) – The number of deportations in Iowa has jumped since President Trump started his second term. The Deportation Data Project reports more than
Montgomery County, Iowa — Officials in Montgomery County, today (Monday) said they were pleased to announce that the courthouse elevator has officially passed its final
(Red Oak, IA) –A man from northwest Iowa’s Sioux County was arrested this (Monday) morning, following a traffic stop in Montgomery County. 43-year-old Renato Rubio,
