The new drought monitor shows the same old story for Iowa, the drought conditions are not getting better. Tim Hall of the Iowa DNR says the areas that didn’t get some of last week’s rain […]
A Davenport man has been found guilty of kidnapping and murdering a ten year old Breasia Terrell in July of 2020. Scott County Judge Henry Latham heard the evidence against 51-year-old Henry Dinkins in a […]
The Clarion-Goldfield-Dows volleyball team returned to action on Thursday night, as they hosted the Gaels of St. Edmond in North Central Conference action at CGD High School in Clarion. The Cowgirls entered Thursday with a […]
The South Hamilton Hawks volleyball team returned to action on Thursday night, as they hosted the Greene County Rams in the Hawks Heart of Iowa Conference opener at South Hamilton High School in Jewell. The […]
The Webster City Lynx volleyball team returned to action on Thursday night, as they made the road trip up to Kossuth County to take on the Algona Bulldogs in North Central Conference action. Webster City […]
Over three dozen Iowa artists will open their workspaces to visitors in a couple of weeks. Glen Ellickson and his wife Darla, who’s a silversmith and a goldsmith, are the founders of the Northeast Iowa […]
Donald Joe High, 89 of Williams, Iowa died on Wednesday, September 13, 2023, at Southfield Wellness Community, in Webster City, Iowa. A private family service will be held at a later date. The Boman Funeral […]
The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department investigated a three vehicle accident south of Jewell on Highway 69 at around 8 o’clock Thursday night with details released this morning. Reportedly a southbound 2019 Jeep Cherokee SUV driven […]
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley says she favors development of pipelines that could make the ethanol industry carbon neutral, but Haley says landowners who don’t want the pipelines on their property should not be forced […]
Thousands of Iowa elementary schoolers will be improving their physical and mental health — as well as their self-esteem — through a program called the Kids Heart Challenge. Amy Knoll, school engagement director for the […]
Nearly a century after she first appeared in print, girl-detective Nancy Drew is still thrilling young readers — and the original writer of the mystery series was an Iowa woman. Mildred Augustine Benson was a Ladora […]
More than 80 artists from across Iowa and around the Midwest will be displaying their works along the scenic Mississippi riverfront in Davenport this weekend at the Riverssance Festival of Fine Art. Ben Gougeon events […]
A group in a tiny southwest Iowa town has created a new outdoor space to raise awareness about mental health. Carla Kucirek of the Sons and Daughters of Imogene says about 30 volunteers have transformed […]
Weather conditions have prompted the U.S.D.A. to lower its prediction of corn yields in Iowa by one-and-a-half percent. The estimate released today is based on crop conditions through September 1st. The U.S.D.A. predicts the average […]
The Iowa DCI says the Algona police officer shot last night has died. DCI assistant director Mitch Mortvedt says 33-year-old officer Kevin Cram was trying to arrest a man on a warrant around 8 p.m. […]
At least a half dozen Iowa communities are holding special walks this weekend and in the coming weeks to raise awareness about the availability of help to anyone considering taking their own lives. Colleen Jennings, […]
An Algona man is in custody after he allegedly shot a police officer Wednesday night. Few details have been released, but the Iowa State Patrol says the shooting took place at a residence near the […]
Eileen Myers, 87, of Webster City died Monday, September 11, 2023 at Van Diest Medical Center. A Celebration of Life will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, September 16, 2023 at Foster Funeral and Cremation […]
Russell Fister, 72, of Webster City died Monday, September 11, 2023 at Van Diest Medical Center. Graveside services will be held at 3:00 p.m. Friday, September 15, 2023 at Graceland Cemetery. Foster Funeral and Cremation […]
A Cedar Rapids man who admitted to threatening a federal prosecutor will spend more than six years in federal prison. Forty-two-year old John Edward Miller admitted to posting a threatening message to the prosecutor online […]
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