We are going to get our first taste of some cooler fall weather this weekend, including the possibility of frost. National Weather Service meteorologist Ashley Bury says the first wave of frost could hit tomorrow. […]
The South Hamilton Hawks hosted their home cross country meet on Thursday night, for the annual Jim Klein Invitational at Jewell Golf and Country Club. The Hawks were joined by fellow area teams Roland-Story and […]
The South Hamilton Hawks volleyball team returned to action on Thursday night, as they hosted the PCM Mustangs in Heart of Iowa Conference action at South Hamilton High School in Jewell. The Hawks entered at […]
The Roland-Story Norsemen volleyball team returned to action on Thursday night, as they hosted the 12th-ranked team in Class 4A in the Nevada Cubs in Heart of Iowa Conference action at Roland-Story High School in […]
The Webster City Lynx volleyball team made the eastern trip into Franklin County on Thursday night, to take on the Hampton-Dumont-CAL Bulldogs in North Central Conference action at HD-CAL High School in Hampton. Webster City […]
Marshalltown plans to install a free public Narcan dispenser next week, a box that represents a huge step in the city’s ongoing opioid awareness campaign. The city and its Youth and Shelter Services branch hope […]
After about two-and-a-half years on the job, Burlington Police Chief Marc Denney has stepped down, with his resignation taking effect immediately. City Manager Chad Bird says for the time being, he will not appoint an […]
The Hamilton County Conservation Board invites you to a Halloween Event at Little Wall Lake Park south of Jewell on Saturday ,October 14. The event will feature Trick or Treat around the park from 4 […]
The October meeting for the Webster City Community School Board will be this Monday evening at 6:00 at the school administration office on Des Moines Street. Monday’s agenda includes the consideration of fundraising requests, consideration […]
The administrator of the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission reiterated Thursday that the sports betting scandal among athletes at Iowa State and the University of Iowa has not turned up any attempts to fix games. […]
Iowa State University’s year-long commemoration of Jack Trice will wrap up this weekend in Ames. Toyia Younger chaired the committee that put together the celebration of the school’s first black athlete, and says they learned […]
Iowa farmers are making progress on the fall harvest, but some say their combines have been dirty, dusty, and becoming black in color when they’re done harvesting corn for the day. Iowa State University Extension […]
What’s billed as a celebration of the freedom to read, a Des Moines bookstore is hosting a Banned Books Festival this weekend. The event will feature readings by authors, panel discussions, and even a banned […]
The Iowa Realtors Land Institute September farmland survey released today finds a small drop in value. The Institute’s Elliott Siefert the results at their meeting. “For the 3 farmland values, low, medium, and high quality […]
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Leigh Bair, program development director at the Domestic Sexual Assault Outreach Center in Fort Dodge, says they’ve seen a steady increase in demand from the 15 Iowa counties […]
A man who was found with a dead body in his stalled car along Interstate 80 in Poweshiek County is now charged with murder. The Iowa State Patrol found 23-year-old Jihad Gasaway trying to restart […]
The president of the Iowa Corn Promotion Board and Des Moines County farmer Stan Nelson says the harvest numbers are looking good despite all the challenges this growing season. “Were pleasantly surprised, considering the entire […]
The Iowa Utilities Board is clearing its calendar of monthly meetings for the rest of this year. The IUB issued a notice that due to a high volume of docket proceedings, they are canceling the […]
A popular Iowa City eatery with a long history reopened this morning under new ownership. The Hamburg Inn No. 2 is now being overseen by former Hawkeye football player and Iowa City native Nate Kaeding, […]
After nearly 50 years as a food desert, one of Waterloo’s predominantly black neighborhoods has opened its first grocery store alongside a community center. After seven years of socioeconomic hurdles, including pushback from groups within […]
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