A newly formed executive committee will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) to discuss hiring a permanent director for the Center for Intellectual Freedom at the University of
On August 31st around 11:45 AM, Montgomery County Deputies received a call of a white Dodge Durango driving erratically eastbound HWY 34 near the Mills/Montgomery
TABOR, IOWA – On August 19, 2026, the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office received a report concerning a threat allegedly made against a Fremont-Mills Community School
Johnson County will dedicate Dr. Lulu (LOO-luh) Merle Johnson Plaza during a ceremony tomorrow (Saturday) morning in Iowa City. Johnson was the first black woman
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and Cass Health’s Senior Life Solutions team is dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and preventing suicide. With
On August 19th, 2026, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office arrested Sarah Jo Porter, 30, of Cumberland on the charges of Possession of Controlled Substance and
Cass Health is actively monitoring information from the state about measles in southern Iowa, and while there are no cases in Cass County, officials are
The Iowa Utilities Commission held a hearing at their offices in Des Moines Thursday after an inspection last June of the Black Hills Energy service
It’s said the meek shall inherit the earth, but the geek will inherit Sioux City this weekend. The Sioux City Geek Convention, or GeekCon, opens
The harvest is underway at most of the Iowa’s apple orchards. At Deal’s Orchard in Jefferson, manager Chris Deal says they have over 40 varieties
The seniors who’ve just started their final year at a public or private high school in Iowa are the first graduating class required to pass
An historic park in Dubuque is getting a much-needed facelift thanks to a 750-thousand dollar grant to restore buildings. City planner Chris Happ Olson says
