Study looks at roadblocks to farmers diversifying beyond corn, soybeans
(Radio Iowa) – Researchers say farmers across the Corn Belt want to diversify their operations but struggle to see a way forward. J-Arbuckle, a rural
(Radio Iowa) – Researchers say farmers across the Corn Belt want to diversify their operations but struggle to see a way forward. J-Arbuckle, a rural
(Radio Iowa) – The D-N-R is collecting information from several buoys placed in reservoirs around the central Iowa area. D-N-R fisheries biologist Seth Fopma says
(Red Oak, IA) – Police in Red Oak, Monday night, arrested a woman following a traffic stop. 37-year-old Brynn Elizabeth Hudson was arrested at around
(Red Oak, IA) – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports two men were arrested Monday on separate warrants. At around 11:10 p.m., Deputies arrested 57-year-old
(Council Bluffs, IA) – A 40-year-old male is in custody following a shooting investigation Monday afternoon, in Council Bluffs. The suspect’s name was not immediately
(Dubuque County, IA) – A collision Monday morning in Dubuque left the driver of an SUV dead, and three others injured. According to the Iowa
(Glenwood, IA) – The Mills County Sheriff’s Office is reporting five arrests took place over the past week. Those taken into custody, include: On July
Two weeks after putting out an urgent appeal for Iowans to give blood, officials with the American Red Cross say the situation has dramatically worsened
(Radio Iowa) – Republican Brenna Bird says in her first two years as Iowa’s attorney general, she was busy suing the Biden Administration for its

Public Notice: Bridge ID Union 17 on Redwood Ave, just north of Highway 34. Please be advised that the bridge on Redwood Ave(Union 17) is
(Greenfield, IA) – The Adair County Sheriff’s Department reports 36-year-old Zachary Ryan James, of Greenfield, was arrested last week on an Adair County felony warrant
(Radio Iowa) – An Iowa teacher who includes “The Odyssey” as required reading in her World Literature class says she’s excited to hear her students’