Storm Lake United’s Interim Executive Director, Fletcher Kucera is resigning on August 23rd to pursue another local opportunity. During Kucera’s tenure, the Storm Lake United successfully hosted innovative programs, events,
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
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
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
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
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
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
Gas and diesel prices in Iowa has risen more than 20 cents in the last week. According to Triple A, a gallon of unleaded in the state is averaging $3.60,
Due to severe drought conditions, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency has approved emergency haying or grazing of Conservation Reserve Program acres in several northwest Iowa counties. Eligible
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
