There is a new name for the Stanhope Community Center. Last week, the Stanhope city council voted to rename the center of Harold Hove. Hove has been a long time city council member.The council renamed […]
Harvest season is underway in Iowa with drought conditions ranging from severe to extreme — and forecasts show those conditions will likely continue well into winter. Meteorologist Dennis Todey, director of the USDA’s Midwest Climate […]
Republican Chuck Grassley says he’s not concerned by a new poll that shows his bid for an eighth U.S. Senate term may be his toughest race since 1980. A Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll released […]
The 13th-ranked Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowgirls volleyball team opened up Class 3A, Region 4 action on Monday night, as they hosted the Cardinals of Garner-Hayfield-Ventura at CGD High School in Clarion. The Cowgirls entered with a 22-3 […]
The Roland-Story Norsemen volleyball team opened up Class 3A, Region 6 action on Monday night when they hosted the Trojans of South Tama County at Roland-Story High School in Story City. The Norsemen entered with […]
The deadline is next week for Iowa women who use wheelchairs to apply to compete in the upcoming Ms. Wheelchair Iowa contest. State coordinator Tasha DeGroote says the event focuses -not- on disabilities, but rather […]
Republican Governor Kim Reynolds and Democratic challenger Deidre DeJear outlined diverging paths on taxes, abortion and carbon pipelines during their debate Monday night on Iowa PBS. Reynolds said eminent domain should be “a last resort” […]
A new study suggests Iowa workers are underpaid by at least $900 million a year. Common Good Iowa, the group issuing the report, calls that wage theft. Sean Finn, the report’s author, says an estimated […]
Low levels on the Mississippi River are leading to problems with commodity movements as barge traffic slows to a crawl. Flows from the Missouri River won’t be much help either, according to John Remus, chief […]
Tomorrow marks 50 years since passage of the federal Clean Water Act, a landmark environmental law which created the first national standards for water quality. It stemmed from public outcry over widespread pollution from cities […]
The IHSAA released their first-round playoff pairings on Saturday morning Classes 2A, 1A, A and 8-player. The smaller schools went back to the 32-team format, with one-less regular season game last season, to accommodate player-safety […]
The Roland-Story Norse volleyball team made the trip into Dallas County on Saturday morning, to compete in the annual Norm McCune Invitational at Woodward-Granger High School in Woodward. The Norse were joined by the host […]
Class 5A 1. Pleasant Valley (8-0), LW #1 vs Iowa City West 2. Dowling Catholic (7-1), LW #2 vs Waukee 3. Ankeny (7-1), LW #3 @ DSM Lincoln 4. Southeast Polk (7-1), LW #4 @ […]
The Webster City Lynx volleyball team made the trip to Madison County on Saturday morning, to compete in the Winterset Tournament at Winterset High School. There, the Lynx were joined by the host Huskies, Norwalk, […]
The federal website where some current and former students may apply for college loan forgiveness launched Friday night. University of Iowa president Barbara Wilson says for several weeks the university’s financial aid office has been […]
Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson of Marion has been hospitalized for treatment of a kidney infection. Jimmy Peacock, Hinson’s chief of staff released a statement this morning, announcing Hinson was admitted to a Cedar Rapids hospital […]
The Iowa DNR’s fall trout stocking gets underway this Wednesday. Northeast Iowa fisheries supervisor, Mike Steuck says they’ll stock 18 lakes and ponds across the state. “Depending upon the body of water, it’s around a […]
Democratic Congresswoman Cindy Axne says her Republican opponent and the GOP leader in the U.S. House are trying to avoid revealing their plans to pass abortion restrictions. Last week, House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy and […]
Fred Trask, 81, of Webster City died on Friday, October 14, 2022 at Paula J. Baber Hospice Home in Fort Dodge. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, October 19, […]
The October meeting of the Kendall Young Library Board of Trustees will be Monday evening, October 17 at 6:00 in the downstairs conference room. The agenda for the meeting will include a look at the […]
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