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A large crowd gathered in the Great Lakes this weekend for the dedication of a pier named for former Congressman and local businessman Berley Bedell, who died in December. A statue of Bedell stands next […]
A report from the Environmental Defense Fund doesn’t directly blame the powerful derecho that hit Iowa last month on climate change, but it does address the financial drain on society attributed to shifting weather patterns. […]
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate estimates the governor’s order on felon voting rights may impact about 35,000 Iowans. Pate says the Department of Corrections has given his office a list of Iowans with felony […]
The Iowa State Patrol is holding a special enforcement effort that run through this Labor Day. Trooper John Farley says There’s a continued focus on bringing down the number of drivers who are clocked at […]
State officials say it appears a 46-year-old man from Minnesota died Saturday while hunting squirrels in northeastern Iowa. Department of Natural Resoures Conservation Officers found the man’s body at Fish Farm Mounds. It’s a wildlife […]
State officials say it appears a 46-year-old man from Minnesota died Saturday while hunting squirrels in northeastern Iowa. Department of Natural Resoures Conservation Officers found the man’s body at Fish Farm Mounds. It’s a wildlife […]
The state’s coronavirus website listed 1774 new cases of Covid from test results confirmed from mid-morning Friday through mid-morning today. Twenty-eight deaths from Covid were reported to the state during that time period. Public health […]
A judge has refused to let bars in six Iowa counties reopen this weekend after the governor ordered them to close last week. A group of bar owners in Polk and Dallas Counties sued, arguing […]
A legislative panel has rejected a complaint that accused an Oskaloosa farmer of having a conflict of interest on an ag-related bill that is now state law. Republican Senator Ken Rozenboom worked on the legislation […]
Iowa pheasant hunters could see one of the best seasons in years when they take to the fields in October. DNR Wildlife Biologist, Todd Bogenschutz says the roadside counts in August are very promising. “Six […]
A study from the Iowa Pork Producers Association shows the hog industry contributes significantly to Iowa’s economy, in addition to keeping many small towns alive. Association president Mike Paustian, of Walcott, says they wanted to […]
The U.S. Drought monitor map released Thursday shows more color in Iowa compared to one week ago. The Iowa DNR’s Tim Hall tracks water issues. “We had expansion farther into the state and we also […]
The Kossuth County Board of Supervisors is considering how to craft what essentially would be a ban on expansion of commercial wind energy production in the county. Alliant Energy has two wind farms in the […]
The decision to go without fans at Iowa State football games is going to lead to some tough budget decisions for the athletic department. Cyclone Athletic Director Jamie Pollard sent a letter to fans today […]
Fewer than one-percent of Iowans live in nursing homes, but the state director of AARP Iowa says 50% of all coronavirus-related deaths in the state are in residents of long-term care facilities. Brad Anderson says […]
Iowa has received a federal grant of nearly $18 million to address deaths from opioids and methamphetamine. The Opioid Initiatives Director at the state health department, Kevin Gabbert, says opioid deaths are still a concern […]
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation has concluded a Davenport policeman was justified in the use of deadly force in a shoot-out during a night of rioting. The shooting happened in the early morning hours […]
A new U.S.D.A. estimate indicates federal payments will account for 36% of farm income this year, as the agency spends at least $37 billion dollars extra to make up for losses in the ag economy. […]
U. S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue is visiting Iowa today and has taken an official step to make emergency federal loans available to farm operations that were significantly damaged by last month’s derecho. “I’m here […]
Teaching is challenging enough without a pandemic shaking up how the classroom operates. As Iowa’s schools reopen, many districts are focused on keeping staff and students safe from COVID-19, but it’s taking a toll on […]
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