DES MOINES – Election security exercises were hosted across Iowa in March and the first week of April as part of the Iowa Secretary of
JOINT FORCE HEADQUARTERS – DES MOINES, Iowa — The Iowa National Guard announces the continued return of Soldiers from deployment in support of Operation Inherent
(Radio Iowa) – Snow plows, salt spreaders, brine sprayers and other machinery the Iowa D-O-T uses to keep our roads clear is being cleaned up
(Radio Iowa)- The Iowa House and Senate have approved a bill expanding the definition of unacceptable grooming behavior that would likely lead to revoking an
DES MOINES, Iowa – The Iowa Department of Public Safety, Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP) seeks public comment on the State of Iowa’s application
(Radio Iowa) – John Deere recently reached a settlement of a 99 million-dollar lawsuit accusing the company of monopolizing its repair services, but one independent
(Radio Iowa) – The legislature has sent the governor a bill that forbids a school to be used an early voting location if there’s a
(Radio Iowa) – The co-owner of Iowa’s largest and oldest used book store reports an unexpected surge in the sale of movies on V-H-S tape,
(Greenfield, IA) – The Adair County Engineer’s Office reports due to the failure of a culvert, Kent Avenue north/northwest of Greenfield, between 200th and 210th
(Red Oak, IA) – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office says two men were arrested Thursday, on separate charges. Authorities report 43-year-old Jan Charles Posten, of
Creston, Iowa — Officials with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), Iowa Chapter, have announced Southwestern Community College (SWCC) in Creston will host its first-ever
(Radio Iowa) – The first of the wild turkey seasons opens today (Friday) with the youth hunt. D-N-R wildlife biologist Jim Coffey says he expects
