Two key Republican lawmakers say they may consider getting rid of Iowa’s Bottle Bill if the legislature can’t agree on how to fix it this year. Republican Senator Jason Schultz of Schleswig led debate last […]
A 30-year-old teacher in western Iowa has been arrested and charged with sex crimes against a minor. Benjamin Hanson was a first year teacher at Eagle Grove high school. He was arrested on Friday on […]
Records show state social workers determined more than nine-thousand Iowa children were either abused or neglected in 2021. April of this year is Child Abuse Prevention Month and the Child Assistance Resource and Education or […]
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is a “no” on President Biden’s nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court. Grassley said he and Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson have “fundamentally different views on the role judges should play in […]
Deidre DeJear, the Democratic candidate for Governor, is coming on Sunday, April 10 to the Webster City Fire Station Conference Room at 919 Superior St. around noon. Parrking and Entry to meeting room is accessed […]
Gleneva Prunty, 95 of Des Moines, IA, formerly of Webster City, IA, passed away at Sunny View Care Center in Ankeny, IA, on Saturday, February 26, 2022. Graveside services will be held at Graceland Cemetery, […]
The Northeast Iowa Conference announced on Monday that it had held a vote to remove Waverly-Shell Rock as a member of the conference. The vote passed the first stage 5-1, with the lone vote against […]
Douglas Ritter, 70, of Webster City, died on Saturday, April 2, 2022. A gathering of friends and family will be held on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM, at Boman Funeral Home […]
The Webster City Lynx boys soccer team will look to even their record back to .500 on Monday night, when they host the Humboldt Wildcats in their North Central Conference opener. Humboldt enters 1-0 with […]
The Webster City girls soccer team kicked off their 2022 schedule on Monday, March 28th and have stumbled to an 0-3 start to their season. The Lynx will look to right the ship in their […]
Several dozen people gathered on the state capitol steps Sunday for a rally to support transgender Iowans. Jo Allen was a lead organizer of the event. “People that run this state don’t necessarily listen to […]
A 62-year-old Cedar Rapids man has been charged with beating a woman to death with a board. Cedar Rapids Police say Arthur Flowers called 911 to report a woman had overdosed on heroin in his […]
“Church Basement Ladies: a Second Helping,” the Webster City Community Theatre’s summer show, is already in production. Cast includes Crystal Gordon (Vivian Snustad), Sunshine Duffy (Karin Egleson), Melissa Hindt (Mavis Gilmerson), Greta Nelson (Beverly Egleson), […]
A successful dance marathon was held Saturday night at Webster City High School sponsored by its student council. The marathon helped support the Children’s Miracle Network, the Staed Family Children’s Hospital at the University of […]
Iowa’s unemployment rate fell again in recent numbers announced for February. Iowa Workforce Development Director, Beth Townsend, says there were a lot of positive numbers in the monthly data. “We saw more people return to […]
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says bird flu has been confirmed in two more sites in the state. “In the state of Iowa, we’ve got 12 confirmed cases,” Naig said today during taping of “Iowa […]
Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, a Republican from Marion, was one of two members of the Iowa delegation to vote against a U.S. House bill that caps the cost of insulin at $35. Hinson says she […]
The Iowa Supreme Court threw out one portion of the case, but has upheld an award to a transgender nurse who used to work for the Iowa Department of Corrections. Jesse Vroeghsued after he transitioned […]
Disconnection notices will start going out to thousands of Iowa residents behind on their bills for electricity and natural gas as the winter moratorium on utility disconnections ends today. Figures from the Iowa Utilities Board […]
The USDA estimates American farmers will plant more soybeans and less corn this year compared to last year. Randy Broesder, general manager at the Forest City Farmers Coop, says that’s not quite the trend locally. […]
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