The Iowa Supreme Court has overturned an Appeals Court ruling and says a man accused of killing a coworker at a Wright County packing plant is not competent to stand trial. Lukouxs Brown was charged […]
A bill that would make it a crime to let people pet sharks has been tabled in the Iowa Legislature. The bill was in response after a small shark bit an employee at a for-profit […]
The Iowa Supreme Court says a man accused of killing a coworker at a Wright County packing facility is not competent to stand trial. Lukouxs (Lucas) Brown was charged with first-degree murder in the death […]
The Iowa State Patrol investigated a tractor trailer accident on Interstate 35 south of Williams on Wednesday night. The accident happened at the northbound 139 mile marker at around 9:10 p.m.. Reportedly a 2005 Kenworth […]
The first meeting for 2025 for the Kendall Young Library Board of Trustees will be this Monday evening at 6:00 in the downstairs meeting room of the library in Webster City. Monday’s meeting will feature […]
Iowans who’ve been wanting to take down their Christmas lights might tackle the chore this afternoon while it’s still warm, because extremely cold weather is on the way. National Weather Service meteorologist Rod Donavon says […]
Some residents in northeast Iowa are raising concerns about a crypto-mining business that’s planning to build a large facility in the region. Their worries are focused on resources, namely, the amount of electricity and water […]
Ottie Maxey of the Ames Regional Economic Alliance met this week with the Stanhope City Council. Maxey explained to the council about the work the alliance does for each community in Hamilton County. This is […]
This week the Ellsworth City Council met with town’s Fire Chief Jaysen Evans on changing the way the Ellsworth Fire volunteers are reimbursed for their calls annually. Chief Evans has proposed starting and keeping track […]
This Monday,January 20th will be observed as Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr. Day. It’s a day to honor the memory of the civil rights leader. There will be some closings of note this Monday. The Hamilton […]
A Grinnell elementary teacher won a national award Thursday. Davis Elementary School third grade teacher Holly Hunter was surprised with the Milken Educator Award by the Director of the Iowa Department of Education and a […]
The Board of Regents approved an agreement for Iowa State University Wednesday for developing property between the Iowa State Center and Jack Trice Stadium. ISU attorney Michael Norton told the Regents the Goldenrod Companies will […]
Unless the U.S. Supreme Court rules otherwise, a law banning TikTok nationwide will take effect Sunday, and some Iowa small businesses will be forced to rethink their marketing strategies. Maddie Palmersheim, who runs a plant-based […]
The extreme cold conditions are tough for long-time Iowans to handle and even worse for those who are new to the state. Volunteers at the Mary J. Treglia House in Sioux City are collecting coats […]
The Iowa National Guard’s adjutant general says this is a pivotal moment of evolution for the organization, with construction on new facilities and more soldiers joining its ranks. Major General Steve Osborn today said the […]
Iowa hospitals and emergency rooms are seeing an increase in respiratory virus cases in recent weeks, according to the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services. Aneesa Afroze is an infectious disease consultant with MercyOne […]
If you have wondered how to make deer jerky or process deer meat, the Hamilton County Conservation Office invites you a program this Saturday,January 18th at the office in Briggs Woods Park at 249 Briggs […]
Forecasters say bitterly cold temperatures will return to Iowa this weekend and Jesse Germundson, executive director of the Northern Lights Alliance for the Homeless in Mason City, says they will not turn someone seeking shelter […]
Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Susan Christensen is recommending a reduction in the number of private attorneys the state is paying to oversee some court proceedings, like pre-trial hearings. They’re called magistrates and Iowa law […]
A new study from the Iowa Pork Producers Association finds the hog industry contributed more than $15-billion to Iowa’s economy last year. Association spokesman Kevin Hall says the study, which is done every four years, […]
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