World Food Festival sees 50 people become citizens
(Radio Iowa) – Fifty people from around the world became U-S citizens at the World Food & Music Festival’s Naturalization Ceremony in Des Moines Friday.
(Radio Iowa) – Fifty people from around the world became U-S citizens at the World Food & Music Festival’s Naturalization Ceremony in Des Moines Friday.
(Radio Iowa) – The Des Moines Symphony Orchestra is offering back-to-back free concerts over the upcoming Labor Day weekend highlighting the music of two popular,
(Creston, Iowa) – One person was injured during a single-vehicle rollover accident early this (Monday) morning, in Union County. According to the Union County Sheriff’s
Today, we continue our 18-team Big Ten Preview with a scouting report on Wisconsin. Mike Grimm takes a look the 2025 Badgers: Tomorrow, we put
(Radio Iowa) – The coop that owns the Kemps dairy plant in Le Mars and the Teamsters Union have reached a tentative agreement — and
(Radio Iowa) – Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says the “America First” movement is no longer a rallying cry, it’s a governing agenda. “We really have
Today: Sunny, with a high near 70. Calm wind becoming north northwest 5 to 10 mph this morning. Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around
IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa women’s soccer team posted its first shutout of the season, defeating Western Michigan, 2-0, on Sunday afternoon at
ERIC JOHN CHRISTENSEN, 55, of Audubon, died Saturday, August 23, 2025 at home, under Hospice Care. A Celebration of Live Gathering for ERIC CHRISTENSEN will
The Tri-Center Boys Cross Country have high hopes for 2025 after a team appearance at the state meet last year. Head Coach Lexi Cochran says
It is game week at Iowa where the Hawkeyes get ready to host the University of Albany. The Hawkeyes have high hopes after finishing 8-5
After a long trip back from Ireland the Iowa State Cyclones prepare for Saturday's home opener against South Dakota. The 22nd ranked Cyclones converted a