The Nestle Purina Plant in Clinton is running at increased capacity after a $156 million expansion of its production lines that upped its capacity for dog and cat food by roughly 80,000 tons. Plant manager, […]
The continued drought is stressing Iowa’s corn and soybean crops, while cutting into the availability of hay and other feed for livestock. During July, members of Iowa’s congressional delegation called for the U.S. Department of […]
The previous incarnation of Class 1A, District 7 included today’s preeminent dynasty in Iowa High School Football in the Van Meter Bulldogs, a rising AC/GC program, and promising prospects from West Central Valley and Interstate […]
The South Hamilton Hawks football team returned to top form in 2022, with an 8-2 record and their 2nd district title in 3 years. Paul Skartvedt’s initial run as head coach picked up where his […]
The National Night Out, designed to build partnerships and fight crime, is being held in more than four dozen Iowa communities tonight. In Webster City, Hamilton County Sheriff Doug Timmons says the Night Out is […]
Funeral services for Shirley Ann Doolittle of rural Duncombe will be held Wednesday,August 9 at 11:00 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church in Webster City. A graveside service will be held at a later date. Visitation […]
Iowa students head back to school in a few weeks and as they take their sports physicals, they’re reminded it’s vital to be honest with their doctors about any troubles they’re having. Andrea Winters, a […]
Six presidential candidates have met the polling and fundraising thresholds to qualify for the first televised debate in August and other candidates are scambling to get invited. Just five of the 13 presidential candidates on […]
State officials report around 120,000 Iowans have been removed from the Medicaid program since April, with about three-quarters of them being dropped from the rolls for procedural reasons, like not returning paperwork. Enrollment swelled during […]
A new flight school in Sioux City is just weeks away from starting operations. The former commander of the 185th Air National Guard, retired Colonel Brian Miller will serve as director of aviation for Morningside […]
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says she’s involved in developing legal strategy as her office prepares to ask the Iowa Supreme Court to let the state’s new Fetal Heartbeat Act take effect. “I’ve got a […]
The Food Bank of Iowa reports its 2023 fiscal year broke every record in the organization’s 41-year history. Organization CEO Michelle Book said it’s not something you want to see happen. “It’s certainly not a […]
2023 marks the 2nd cycle of the 6-class format the IHSAA adopted prior to the 2021 season, which added the largest class of 5A to Iowa High School Football. Class 3A saw some departures of […]
The Webster City Lynx football team enters the 2023 season off the heels of a 2022 season that had its share of ups and downs for Bob Howard’s 45th season as a head coach. A […]
An event planned for this coming weekend in central Iowa will feature nationally-known speakers, a film premiere, a live podcast recording, an “ideas contest,” and more — all designed to inspire conversation. Nathan Beacom, executive […]
Former President Donald Trump’s status as the central figure in the 2024 presidential race was on full display at the Iowa Republican Party’s fundraiser that kicked off the weekend. Trump was the last of 13 […]
Fort Dodge Police were notified shortly after 7 Sunday morning of a report of an unresponsive male laying on the ground in Snell Crawford Park in Fort Dodge. Fort Dodge Fire Department members assisted the […]
Iowa Senator Joni Ernst says it is just a matter of time before the USS Sioux City and the other 11 littoral combat ships in its class are decommissioned. Ernst, a Republican from Red Oak, […]
Former President Donald Trump and a dozen other candidates seeking the GOP’s 2024 presidential nomination are due to speak tonight at an Iowa Republican Party fundraiser. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is among a handful of […]
How early is too early? The 4th of July was just a few weeks ago, yet some Iowa grocery stores are already offering spooky Halloween decorations and big bags of trick-or-treat candy. Professor Peggy Stover, […]
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