(Radio Iowa) – The board that governs the state universities would have to appoint someone to investigate alleged violations of state and federal law at
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s gratified to hear that President Trump says he’s secured a deal with NATO that will bring
(Clarinda, IA – 1/22/26) – Page County Attorney, James L. Varley, reports the following activities in the Iowa District Court for Page County for the
(Radio Iowa) – An Iowan who gained national attention for painting flowers on manhole covers has asked a judge in Sioux City to dismiss charges
DES MOINES, IA – The Iowa Bicycle Coalition will host the Iowa Bike Expo is a must-attend event for cycling & outdoor enthusiasts, as one
(Corning, IA) – The Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports three recent arrests: On or about Wednesday, Jan, 21st, Adams County Sheriff’s Deputies executed a search
(Radio Iowa) – Corn production in Iowa and the nation was on an upward trajectory last year, but industry leaders say there’s now a problem
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission has approved a new three-year contract for monitoring the water quality in the state’s lakes. D-N-R environmental
(Radio Iowa) – As the U-S Supreme Court weighs the legality of President Trump’s tariffs, several farm groups say the administration’s trade policy will have
(Oskaloosa, IA) – The Iowa State Patrol reports six people were injured in a crash in Mahaska County, Wednesday afternoon. The accident report indicates the
(Radio Iowa) – Two state senators are proposing an amendment to Iowa’s Constitution that would ban Iowa corporations from making donations to political candidates or
(Atlantic, IA) – The Atlantic City Council met in a regular session on Wednesday, Jan. 21st. Their first order of business was to act on
