(Radio Iowa) – In the last T-V debate before next month’s primary election, four of the Republicans running for governor expressed support for President Trump’s
(Radio Iowa) – Four of the five Republicans running for governor participated in the final T-V debate before the June 2nd Primary and offered ideas
(Des Moines, IA) – Gov. Kim Reynolds signed more than a dozen bills into law, today (May 19th). They bills included: HF 571: A bill for an act
SALLY IRENE NAIRN, 79, of Harlan, died Tue., May 19, 2026, at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Memorial services for SALLY NAIRN will be
The Griswold Girls Track and Field team is sending seven events to state this season split between three relays and four individual events. The relays
Five events will represent the CAM Cougars Boys Track and Field team this season at State. Jace Hardisty is the sole individual event for CAM
(Radio Iowa) – State, county and local law officers are running a special traffic enforcement effort through the rest of this month. State Troop Paul
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says President Trump’s two-day trade trip to China last week should prove fruitful for Iowa farmers, as China’s
(Radio Iowa) – A Cedar Rapids man who caught a specially tagged fish has won over 56-hundred dollars in the extended “Walleye Weekend” contest in
Eli Ozkick says Iowa’s success with kickers is a big reason he decided to play for the Hawkeyes. The native of Liberty, Missouri, began his
JAMES “Jim” MICHAEL TINKER, 77, of Audubon, died Monday, May 18, 2026, at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, NE. Funeral services for
(Radio Iowa) – Several Iowa cities are updating their rules in response to a surge of e-bikes and electric motorcycles on their trails and sidewalks.
