Outlook says spring could be cooler and have less severe weather
(Radio Iowa) – State Climatologist Justin Glisan says the back and forth shifts from cold to warm are typical of the weather as we enter
(Radio Iowa) – State Climatologist Justin Glisan says the back and forth shifts from cold to warm are typical of the weather as we enter
(Red Oak, Iowa) – A woman from Red Oak was arrested Wednesday evening for Violating a No Contact Order. Red Oak Police say 27-year-old Betty
(Shelby County, Iowa) – Officials with the Portsmouth Fire and Rescue Department, Wednesday, posted on social media that at 5-a.m. that day, their crews, along
(Radio Iowa) – A new analysis indicates Iowa has had a population spurt in 2024. The Pew Charitable Trusts report found 42 states saw population
(Radio Iowa) – Jack Kibbie, a farmer from Emmetsburg who served as president of the Iowa Senate earlier this century, has died at the age
(Radio Iowa) – Two federal office buildings in Iowa are no longer on a list of facilities deemed not essential to government functions — and
(Atlantic, Iowa) – Fresh on the heels of a major blizzard, and ahead of a second round of snow expected Thursday night into Friday, Atlantic
March 5, 2025 (DES MOINES, IA) — Today (Wednesday), the Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) announced seven designated Main Street Iowa communities have reached new
(Radio Iowa) – Refugee resettlement agencies in Iowa are nearly out of funding after the Trump administration stopped providing money to support new arrivals. The
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa House has approved a bill to clarify that state and local governments must let the public know, in advance, when
(Atlantic, Iowa) – The Cass County Sheriff’s Office has issued a report on arrests that took place over the past week. Three people from Atlantic
(Radio Iowa) – Webster County residents are the latest to respond to a 2021 state law that lets voters approve raising local property taxes to