(Radio Iowa) – Commencement in Iowa City is Saturday and some six-thousand new University of Iowa graduates will be hitting the job market under challenging
(Radio Iowa) – Today (Wednesday) is the first day for early voting in Iowa’s Primary Elections. This is also the first day county auditors may
(Greenfield, IA) – The Adair County Board of Supervisors, today (Wednesday), reluctantly agreed to accept the resignation of County Auditor/Commissioner of Elections, Mandy Berg, who
(Elk Horn, IA) – The Exira/Elk Horn-Kimballton School District’s Board of Education held their regular, monthly meeting Monday evening. According to the meeting minutes, during
(An IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH report) – An Iowa-licensed surgeon accused of “perverted” and unprofessional conduct while practicing in another state is now facing sanctions from
(Radio Iowa) – A new state law will send public charter schools in Iowa one-point-three million more dollars to boost teacher salaries in the coming
(Marion County, IA) – Two people were transported to hospitals in southeastern Iowa Wednesday morning, following a collision in Pella. According to the Iowa State
(Red Oak, IA) – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reports two men were arrested on separate charges this (Tuesday) evening. At around 5:12-p.m., Deputies arrested
(Red Oak, IA) – Sheriff’s officials in Montgomery County report a woman from Villisca was arrested this (Tuesday) afternoon in Red Oak, for indecent exposure
(Iowa DNR News) – Warm May weekends often lead to busy campgrounds as Iowa’s camping community gets a jump on the summer season, and while
(Radio Iowa) – The state Transportation Commission approved funding for four RISE road projects today (Tuesday) that will help new and expanding businesses. The D-O-T’s
(Radio Iowa) – The global headquarters for Vylor — an independent seed and plant genetics company being spun off from Corteva Agriscience — will be
