The All Cultures Equal organization is a Public charity that assists people from more than 30 different countries to communicate, connect and live happy, healthy & productive lives through services such as interpretation/translation, food pantry, […]
On Saturday, October 29, 2022, The DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) and its partners will collect tablets, capsules, patches, and other forms of prescription drugs for the National Drug Take Back Day. Collection sites will not […]
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Former President Donald Trump is returning to Sioux City next Thursday for a pre-election rally. The announcement from Trump’s political action committee says the event will highlight “Trump endorsed candidates” Kim Reynolds and Chuck Grassley. […]
Work is now underway on what is hoped to be the most universally accessible park in the country. The park is on the north shore of Easter Lake in Polk County. Polk County Conservation director, […]
President Biden has hosted an online fundraiser for Iowa Congresswoman Cindy Axne, illustrating her bid for reelection is among the key races for Democrats’ hopes of keeping majority control of the U.S. House. Biden spoke […]
Three men from Miami are under arrest, accused of stealing $9 million worth of frozen beef and pork from meatpacking plants in Iowa and five other states. Terry Wagner, the sheriff in Lancaster County, Nebraska, […]
A business based in north central Iowa that has processed organic soybeans is filing for bankruptcy. Two and a half weeks ago, the Iowa Department of Agriculture suspended the grain dealer and warehouse licenses for […]
Healthcare providers are reporting increases in respiratory illnesses among kids. University of Iowa Healthcare pediatrician, Adam Brown, says they are seeing the common flu as well as increases in RSV. “We have seen a spike […]
An Ottumwa father and daughter are facing sixty fraudulent tax and unemployment charges following a federal grand jury review. The charges allege 47-year-old Thein Maung and his 20-year-old daughter Phyo Mi prepared and filed hundreds […]
A new program to train aviation maintenance workers is coming to Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, thanks to nearly one million dollars in funding. Those who complete the two-year program will be qualified to […]
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has identified a record number of trumpeter nests. The species was reintroduced in Iowa in 1993. “Their population has been slowly recovering since then,” DNR waterfowl biologist Orrin Jones […]
The South Hamilton Hawks football team will host home playoff action at Bill Taylor Field for the 2nd week in a row as the 9th-ranked Hawks welcome in the 8th-ranked Eagles of Pella Christian in […]
The Webster City Lynx football team will make the long trek east on Highway 20 and down Interstate 380 on Friday night, as they take on the 5th-ranked Lightning of Iowa City Liberty in Class […]
Leaders from Grinnell College and the City of Grinnell are taking steps to respond after students say passing motorists have yelled racial epithets. Grinnell College is distributing safety kits, has put up temporary lighting and […]
The Powerball jackpot for tonight’s drawing has hit 700 million dollars and is likely to go higher. Iowa Lottery spokesperson, Mary Neubauer, says this is when those who aren’t regular players start to take notice. […]
A man convicted of killing his grandmother in her kitchen four decades ago has died in prison at the age of 64. Court records show Steve Davidson drove to the Cedar Falls Police Department in […]
Al Shehorn, 91 of Webster City, died Monday, October 24, 2022 at Van Diest Medical Center. Visitation will be held from 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Friday, October 28, 2022 at Foster Funeral and Cremation […]
Educators across the state are mourning the loss of Cedar Rapids Superintendent Noreen Bush who died Sunday after a more than two-year battle with cervical cancer. Waukee Superintendent, Brad Buck, recalls first meeting Noreen Bush […]
A report from State Auditor Rob Sand shows about $240,000 worth of state unemployment checks were written to prisoners and dead people in the early months of the pandemic. Iowa Workforce Development officials say the […]
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