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An eastern Iowa man will spend 15 years in prison for his involvement with an underage girl. Sixty-year-old Mark Curtis Senior of Dubuque was sentenced after pleading guilty to one count each of sexual exploitation […]
A state agency has received dozens of complaints that social distancing guidelines aren’t being followed by Iowa businesses that serve alcohol and a handful of Iowa bars and restaurants are under investigation. According to a […]
Hamilton County leaders voted to reject a resolution Tuesday that would have required the wearing of face masks in unincorporated areas of the county, including county parks and recreation areas. Hamilton County Sheriff Doug Timmons […]
As some Iowa schools deep clean classrooms after staff and students test positive for Covid, one of the state’s largest public buildings already has been “fogged” four times since the pandemic began. W. Charles Smithson, […]
Investigators are looking into the cause of a grain elevator explosion in northwest Iowa’s Clay County on Tuesday afternoon. People living near the Ag Partners elevator in Royal were evacuated, though no one was reported […]
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources reports pheasant hunters harvested took nearly 284,000 roosters in Iowa during the 2019 season — which was around ten percent less than last year. DNR wildlife biologist, Todd Bogenschutz, […]
Iowa singers who’ve always dreamed of stardom have an opportunity to belt out a tune today for the same talent scouts who discovered “American Idol” winner and Clarksville native Maddie Poppe a few years ago. […]
Theresa Greenfield, the Iowa Democratic Party’s nominee for the U.S. Senate, says federal policy should expand the use of biofuels in boats and planes. “Ask the Department of Defense to use biofuels as part of […]
Governor Kim Reynolds used her speech at the Republican National Convention to praise President Trump for approving federal aid to Iowans reeling from a natural disaster. “This is an administration of action and outcomes,” the […]
Utility officials say more than 99% of Iowans have their power restored after the derecho blasted across the state 15 days ago. For some, the cost of hiring an electrician to repair the damage is […]
American Airlines has changed their minds for now on their decision to temporarily drop flights at Sioux Gateway Airport. Mayor Bob Scott explained the decision at the end of Monday’s city council meeting. “Flights for […]
Governor Kim Reynolds says she’ll talk about the destruction and recovery from the August 10 derecho in her speech this evening at the Republican National Convention. “It’s a shout out to Iowans and their tenacity […]
Governor Kim Reynolds says she’ll talk about the destruction and recovery from the August 10 derecho in her speech this evening at the Republican National Convention. “It’s a shout out to Iowans and their tenacity […]
The administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration is in storm-wrecked Cedar Rapids today, surveying the damage from the derecho 15 days ago and offering a financial lifeline. Jovita Carranza is touring the Czech Village […]
The school year is looking different for parents and students because of the coronavirus–including the ride to and from school on buses. The Waterloo Community School District started classes on Monday and transportation provide Durham […]
Governor Kim Reynolds has designated additional federal coronavirus relief money to support Iowa’s agricultural industry, including $6 million to help beginning farmers pay off debt. Monte Shaw of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association says the […]
Members of a Cedar Rapids non-profit group that revitalizes neighborhoods are working plenty of overtime since the city was heavily damaged by this month’s derecho and its 140-mile-an-hour winds. Matthew 25 helped rebuild 25 city […]
The State Board of Medicine is recommending the use of face masks in public areas to prevent the spread of Covid-19. The state Board of Medicine issued a news release, citing “considerable emerging evidence” and […]
A former Sioux City man who headed the federal prison system for seventeen years has died in Arizona at the age of 87. Norman A. Carlson was promoted by then Attorney General John Mitchell in […]
The weekly Iowa crop and weather report shows only half of the state’s corn crop and just 56 percent of the state’s soybeans are rated in the good to excellent categories. Iowa Ag Secretary Mike […]
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