ORT DODGE— The U.S. Department of Education has approved the nation’s first Workforce Pell Grant program, marking a major milestone in expanding faster, more affordable
(Council Bluffs, IA) – Officials with the Council Bluffs Fire Department, Tuesday afternoon (Aug, 4th), issued a statement with regard to an injury accident that
A group of western Iowa businessmen are being sued over an alleged “brazen and coordinated scheme” to take over highly classified work for the federal
Iowa State men’s basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger was happy with the progress of his team during summer drills. Practice resumes when the players return to
Through multiple coaching changes the winning has remained for Drake football as the Bulldogs get ready to make a run at a fourth straight Pioneer
(Radio Iowa) – Members of the Otoe (OH-tuh) Missouria (mizz-ER-ee-UH) Tribe in Oklahoma visited Iowa Monday to visit portions of their ancestral homeland in Iowa.
(Radio Iowa) – Data center discussions continue across Iowa. The Wright County Supervisors approved establishing an Energy, Utility and Data Center Policy workgroup at their
Arnolds Park, Iowa – Officials with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR, Tuesday afternoon (Aug. 4th), identified the victim of an August 2nd boating
UPDATE 8/4/26, 3:15 PM – Officials with the Cass County Public Safety Communications Center (Comm. Center) in Atlantic report they believe the phone issue they
GRACE MARTENS, 90 of Atlantic died Monday, August 3, 2026 at the Heritage House in Atlantic. Funeral Service for GRACE MARTENS will be held on
(Radio Iowa) – Democrat Rob Sand says if he’s elected governor, he’d sign a bill banning tax breaks for data centers. Sand has been discussing
(Red Oak, IA) – Police in Red Oak responded to a reported domestic incident Tuesday afternoon (Aug. 4th) in the 700 block of Ann Street,
